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« Today's Globe: stem cell funding, genetic data sharing, Oxycontin fine, anemia drugs | Main | Hollywood smoking rating scripted by Harvard » Friday, May 11, 2007BMC nurses protest scheduled todayBy Chris Reidy, Globe Staff Nurses at Boston Medical Center have scheduled a demonstration for today to protest "management's unfair labor practices," a nurses union said. The Massachusetts Nurses Association of Canton said management actions "threaten BMC's ability to retain the staff needed to provide the care patients deserve." Boston Medical Center said patient care and patient safety are its highest priority and added that management will "continue to work with nurses to provide benefits that are important." "Boston Medical Center values our nurses and is committed to ensuring an exceptional workplace for its staff while providing high quality and safe care for our patients," the hospital said in a statement. Posted by Gideon Gil at 12:44 PM
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