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One nurse reported wound dressing going unchanged, lab work being overlooked and discharges being delayed while the hospital's regular nursing staff was kept from working.

Hospital management says the nurses will be allowed back for their shifts on July 1, after the hospital has fulfilled its contract with temporary staff replacements.

Nurses hope the union will mean more power in negotiating pay and lead to better working conditions amid pandemic-era turnover.

The Daughters of Charity came to Austin in 1902, in response to a letter writing campaign by a group of local women. Their mission: to build and operate a…

The future is a little clearer for Central Texas students who need glasses.Today, the Kids Vision for Life mobile vision clinic was unveiled at Perez…

Austin women looking for a natural childbirth now have another option: they can give birth at Seton Medical Center with the guidance of a midwife.Today,…

Launching a new medical school is a major undertaking. But launching the University of Texas’ new medical school – in tandem with a new model of treating…

Washington’s health care law has prompted some hospitals to change how they care for patients who are at the greatest risk of being readmitted. One…

This morning on KUT, we reported on the challenges people with autism face when trying to find gainful employment. The Centers for Disease Control and…

People have a lot going on this time of year. Party planning, family and friends in town, plus thinking about work next year and meeting those New Year’s…