Sentences with phrase «nonprofit hospitals from»
Ctr., 223 N.L.R.B. 251 [1976]-RRB-; and the1974 Healthcare Amendments to the NLRA repealed an exemption of private, nonprofit hospitals from the definition of «employer.»
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«These are people who went back and heard from their nonprofits, chambers of commerce, hospitals, nursing homes.
But schools may seek other strategies such as recruiting health care professionals from local hospitals or clinics or nonprofits to offer occasional sessions on first aid or CPR.
It also says NIH should exempt payments from academic hospitals and nonprofits that fund research.
In 1995 Cooper Marcus and landscape architect Marni Barnes received a grant from the nonprofit Center for Health Design to analyze the physical layout and daily use of several hospital gardens in northern California.
A portion of each purchase from the collection goes to her favourite charity, the Children's Miracle Network, an international nonprofit organization dedicated to raising funds for 170 children's hospitals throughout North America.
The research team analyzed data from nearly 49,000 children hospitalized for asthma at 37 major nonprofit U.S. children's hospitals in the Pediatric Health Information dataset.
Hospital - acquired infections are on the rise The rise of antibiotic - resistant bacteria like methicillin - resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) has transformed hospital - acquired infections from manageable risks to major killers, says Martin J. Hatlie, JD, president and founder of the Chicago - based nonprofit Partnership for PatientHospital - acquired infections are on the rise The rise of antibiotic - resistant bacteria like methicillin - resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) has transformed hospital - acquired infections from manageable risks to major killers, says Martin J. Hatlie, JD, president and founder of the Chicago - based nonprofit Partnership for Patienthospital - acquired infections from manageable risks to major killers, says Martin J. Hatlie, JD, president and founder of the Chicago - based nonprofit Partnership for Patient Safety.
Her programs have ranged from small, one - surgeon clinics, mobile spay / neuter services and in - shelter services to high - production, multiple - doctor and full - service nonprofit hospitals.
A person convicted of a crime of cruelty to an animal shall be prohibited from working in any capacity that requires such person to be in contact with an animal, including a commercial boarding or training establishment, shelter, animal control facility, pet shop, grooming facility, commercial breeder service, veterinary hospital or clinic or animal welfare society or other nonprofit organization incorporated for the purpose of providing for and promoting the welfare, protection and humane treatment of animals.
«We're in a time when people rightfully demand high accountability from nonprofits, and Scenic Hudson has proven — just as hospitals, universities and other institutions with accreditation programs have — that we deserve the public's trust.
Work highlights Achieved a unanimous Supreme Court ruling in favor of three nonprofit hospital systems in connection with their longstanding religious exemption from ERISA.
Religious organizations, most nonprofit schools and colleges, charitable hospitals, and some library organizations are exempt from this requirement.
Assist physician groups, nonprofit hospitals, and physician - owned hospitals in regulatory advice and guidance, strategic planning and implementation, and legal issues arising from day - to - day operations
Our current clients include national and international insurance companies, manufacturers and purveyors of goods ranging from automobiles to semiconductors, casinos and hotels, real estate concerns and developers, hospitals and clinics, municipalities, professional corporations, nonprofit organizations, and individuals.
«What we hear from our members is that they want SEL in their schools, but need to learn how to leverage the tremendous benefits of SEL to overcome the natural tendency of schools to be concerned with testing and compliance,» said Mitch Lyons, one of the organizers of SAM, a two - year old nonprofit coalition of individuals who work in schools, hospitals, associations, businesses and nonprofits.