ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota hospitals and nurses have reached a deal to track and study how patient care units are staffed, a compromise that stops short of unionized nurses’ goal of mandatory staffing levels.
The pact cleared a Senate committee late Wednesday and was due to come up again Thursday in a House health committee.
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