When Nurses Are Assigned
Fewer Patients You Get Better
Care
It’s Common Sense!
Nurses
prevent bad things from happening. They are the difference between
a good hospital stay and a poor one. Limiting the number of patients
a nurse is assigned at one time protects patients and is cost effective.
8-in-10 registered nurses join more than 100 organizations in supporting
H. 2663.
Ad
Hoc Committee to Defend Health Care 
AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts
AIDS Care Project
Alzheimer’s Association, MA Chapter
American Diabetes Association of Greater Boston
American Heart Association
American Lung Association of Greater Norfolk County
American Lung Association of Massachusetts
American Medical Student Association
American Psychiatric Nurses Association - New England Chapter
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association
Arise for Social Justice
Boilermakers Local Union 29
Boston AIDS Consortium
Boston Carmen’s Union Local 589, ATU
Boston ElderINFO
Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program
Boston Police Patrolman’s Association
Boston Women’s Commission
Cambridge Women’s Commission
Cape Organization for Rights of the Disabled
Chesterfield Democratic Town Committee
Central Massachusetts AFL-CIO
Coalition Against Poverty
Coalition for Social Justice
Committee of Interns & Residents of Massachusetts
CWA Local 1365
Community Church of Boston
Family Economic Initiative
Favorite Nurses Favorite Temps
Fenway Community Health Center
Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders
Greater Boston Diabetes Society
Hampshire Franklin Central Labor Council
Health Care for All
Hudson Democratic Town Committee
IBEW Local 2222
Independent Living Center of North Shore and Cape Ann, Inc.
Institute for Health and Recovery
Ironworkers Local 57
Jobs with Justice
Jon Weissman (President, NALC 46)
Jonathan M. Cole Mental Health Consumer Resource Center
Judy Norsigian (Co-author of “Our Bodies, Ourselves”)
Laborers International Union Local 429
Latin American Health Institute
League of Women Voters of Massachusetts
Lynn Health Task Force
MA Asian AIDS Prevention Project
MA Association of Councils on Aging
MA Association of Nurse Anesthetists
MA Association of Older Americans
MA Association of Public Health Nurses
MA Brain Injury Association
MA Breast Cancer Coalition
MA Coalition of Nurse Practitioners
MA Federation of Teachers
MA Human Services Coalition
MA Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition
Massachusetts Nurses Association
MA School Nurse Organization
MA Senior Action Council
MA Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons
Sister Rosellen Gallogly of Market Ministries, Inc.
Mass NOW (National Organization for Women)
Massachusetts Spina Bifida Association
MASSPIRG
Mass. State UAW CAP Council
Merrimack Valley Central Labor Council
Mental Health Association, Inc.
MetroWest AIDS Program
MetroWest Latin American Center
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of North Central Massachusetts
National Association of Social Workers - Massachusetts Chapter
National Association of Socially Responsible Organizations
National Kidney Foundation of MA, RI, NH, Vermont, Inc.
Neighbor-to-Neighbor
New England Coalition for Cancer Survivorship
New England Nurses Association
New England Patients Rights Group, Inc.
Pile Drivers Local Union #56
Pioneer Valley AFL-CIO
Retired State, County and Municipal Employees Assoc. of Massachusetts
Ron Patenaude, President UAW Local 2322
Search For A Cure
SEIU Local 263
South Shore Coalition for Human Rights
Sprinkler Fitters Local Union 669
The Abortion Access Project
The Association of periOperative Registered Nurses
The Brighton/Allston Improvement Association
The Carroll Center for the Blind, Inc.
The Consortium for Psychotherapy
The Episcopal Diocese of Western MA
The Massachusetts Coalition of Families and Advocates for the Retarded
UAW Local 2322
United American Nurses
United Food & Commercial Workers Local 1459
United Nurses & Allied Professionals
United Steel Workers of America
Victory Programs, Boston
Vineyard Health Care Access Program
Women’s Health Institute
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