The Nurses
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| First episode date | September 27, 1962 |
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| Networks | CBS |
| Number of episodes | 98 |
| Number of seasons | 3 |
| Executive producers | Herbert Brodkin |
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| ID | 2465593 |
About The Nurses
The Nurses is a serialized primetime medical drama that was broadcast in the United States on CBS from September 27, 1962, to May 11, 1965. For the second season, the title was expanded to The Doctors and the Nurses and it ran until 1965, when it was transformed into a half-hour daytime soap opera.
Ambulance worker thanks patient and nurse who helped save his life
... " Freya did the best bit and the rest of The Nurses helped...
Kent woman called 999 from hospital over care concerns
... She said she called 999 from her hospital bed to force The Nurses to take action...
The text messages Lucy Letby sent as she murdered babies
... Letby: Letby: Baby serial killer Lucy LetbyShe messages one of The Nurses to say she has asked to be assigned to work with another baby: 11 June 2015: Three days after murdering Baby A, she messages a manager of the neonatal unit, offering to work more shifts, saying she needs to throw herself back in: 13 June 2015: Five days after Baby A s murder, and the day before she kills Baby C, Letby has an irritable exchange with a colleague over her manager s refusal to let her go back to work in intensive care...
Carmarthenshire: Boy, 12, saves other child from drowning
... " The Nurses and doctors came out on to A& E department, calling him a hero, " she said, adding Theo had become " a little famous boy" in Burry Port...
Cat Stevens soothes an exhausted Glastonbury in the legend slot
... " He then encouraged the crowd to join him in shouting their thanks to " all the doctors and all The Nurses and everyone who serves the good health of this country"...
The Scottish islands desperately seeking doctors
... She says: " The doctors and The Nurses are lifeline services for the community of Barra...
Ghana patients in danger as nurses head for NHS in UK - medics
... Most of The Nurses that the BBC team spoke to wanted to leave Ghana due to the fact they could earn more elsewhere...
Sudan conflict: Hospital attacks potential war crimes, BBC told
... Ibn Sina hospital where I worked was hit by three bombs, while a fourth bomb hit The Nurses house which was entirely set on fire, " he said...
Sudan conflict: Hospital attacks potential war crimes, BBC told
By Bbc News ArabicInvestigations team
Both sides in Sudan's conflict could be carrying out War Crimes on medical facilities and staff, according to evidence seen by Bbc News Arabic.
Hospitals have been hit by airstrikes and artillery fire while patients were still in The Building and doctors have also been Singled Out for Attack - All of which are potential War Crimes .
Only a handful of The 88 hospitals in The capital, Khartoum, remain open after weeks of fighting, according to Sudan's Doctors Union.
The Bbc team used satellite data and mapping tools, analysed user-generated content on a huge scale, and spoke to dozens of doctors, to build a picture of how hospitals and clinics are being affected.
The World Health Organization (WHO) called The attacks " a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law" adding That they " must stop now".
The fighting in Sudan began on 15 April and was triggered by a power struggle Between former Allies - The leaders of The regular army and The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
Khartoum's Ibn Sina Hospital is One of A Number The Bbc has identified as having been targeted in an airstrike or by artillery fire when medics were treating civilian patients.
Dr Alaa is a surgeon at The Hospital and was present when The Attack happened on 19 April.
" There wasn't any warning. Ibn Sina Hospital where I worked was hit by three bombs, while a fourth bomb hit The Nurses ' house which was entirely set On Fire , " He Said .
Christian de Vos, an international criminal law expert with NGO Physicians for Human Rights , says this could be classed as A War Crime .
" The duty to warn of any impending airstrike to ensure. . That All civilians are able to evacuate a Hospital prior to an airstrike - That is very clear under The laws of War , " He Said .
Looking at The images of The Attack , forensic weapons expert Chris Cobb-Smith said it could have been caused by artillery fire.
Uncertainty over The kind of weapon used means it is hard to be sure which side was responsible, or whether This Was a targeted Attack .
Another medical facility hit was The East Nile Hospital - One of The Last operating in That part of The capital.
The Bbc has seen evidence of RSF fighters surrounding it with their vehicles and anti-aircraft weapons.
There have been reports of patients being forcibly evacuated from The Building . But we have also spoken to witnesses who say civilians continued to be treated alongside The RSF soldiers.
On 1 May, a public area next to The East Nile Hospital was hit by a Sudanese army airstrike. There was No Warning , according to sources The Bbc has spoken to.
Five civilians died in That Attack .
There was a further airstrike Two Weeks later but there has been no independent confirmation of The Number of injured.
The Who has reported That nine hospitals have been taken over by fighters from One side or The Other .
" The preferential treatment of soldiers over civilians [is] not an appropriate use of a medical facility and it may well constitute a violation of The laws of War , " Mr De Vos said.
A political advisor to The RSF, Mostafa Mohamed Ibrahim, denied That they were preventing The Treatment of civilians. He told The Bbc : " Our forces are just spreading… they are not occupying and don't stop civilians from being treated in these hospitals. "
The Sudanese army did not provide a response to this investigation's findings.
There is also evidence of another potential War Crime - The targeting of doctors.
The Bbc has seen Social Media messages threatening doctors by name, even sharing their ID number. The messages accuse them of supporting The RSF and receiving money from abroad.
In a widely circulated video, Major-General Tarek al-Hadi Kejab from The Sudanese army said: " The so-called central committee of doctors, should be named The Committee of rebels! "
Sudanese doctors' organisations have been monitoring threats which they say are coming from both sides and The Bbc has spoken to doctors who have gone into hiding.
" We know That this is a tactic That is used in wars, for pressure, That is illegal in All international laws. Unfortunately, this has pushed medical staff into a propaganda War - Between The RSF and The Sudanese army, " said Dr Mohamed Eisa from The Sudanese American Physicians Association.
Doctors around The World have been calling for an end to The targeting of their colleagues.
At a conference in London last week, Sudan's Doctors for Human Rights said medical staff had been killed, ambulances targeted and hospitals forced to close their doors.
Dr Ahmed Abbas Said : " We're gathering All The Evidence of these transgressions, which are crimes against humanity and War Crimes , and this could be presented to international judicial authorities, or national authorities in Sudan. "
Reporting by Lara El Gibaly, Vanessa Bowles, Mamdouh Akbiek, Ahmed ElShamy and Nawal al-Maghafi
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
