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Nurses push to prevent assault in healthcare

Healthcare professionals are four times as likely to be assaulted on the job compared to other professions, and lawmakers in Massachusetts are looking to strengthen protections for nurses and healthcare workers.

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Nurses push to prevent assault in healthcare

Members of the Massachusetts Nurses Association (MNA) were back on the job Monday at Tufts Medical Center in Boston after a one-day strike and four-day lockout ended.

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