Code Red CT

Code Red CT The goal of the campaign is to advance collective efforts aimed at securing safer healing and working conditions for patients and their caregivers.

Public page for sharing the stories of providers, nurses and allied health professionals in Connecticut healthcare facilities, as well as workforce and patient advocates. Staff and leaders with AFT Connecticut maintain this page, the leading labor federation representing health professionals in the state’s acute care hospitals. All content is open to the public; therefore, private communication should be directed to our ProtonMail in-box at [email protected].

06/15/2026

This is what a looks like! Join us next month for the region’s largest parade: aftct.org/event/solidarity-summer-march-at-the-boom-box-parade/

AFT AFT Higher Education AFT Public Employees AFT Nurses & Health Professionals American Association of University Professors Code Red CT University of Connecticut Professional Employees Association UConn-AAUP CSU-AAUP

06/10/2026
06/10/2026
06/08/2026

Demanding answers to the $1 trillion question. On Friday, activists from AFT Connecticut affiliates joined fellow members, faith leaders and advocates to denounce cruel federal healthcare cuts.

AFT AFT Nurses & Health Professionals American Association of University Professors Backus Nurses SEIU Connecticut Employees Union Independent SEIU District 1199 New England Connecticut For All

06/08/2026
06/08/2026

Lin-Manuel Miranda and Noah Wyle are among the celebrities supporting the events, which oppose recent cuts to Medicare, Medicaid, and more.

05/21/2026

📊 Each extra patient a nurse takes on raises the risk of death by 8%.

A massive new study from the University of Pennsylvania just put hard numbers behind what nurses already know — unsafe staffing costs lives.

Researchers analyzed outcomes for over 547,000 patients cared for by roughly 2,800 nurses across 132 Pennsylvania hospitals.

The findings go beyond mortality — each additional patient also meant a 4% rise in readmissions and significantly longer hospital stays.

The fix? Safe ratios could prevent up to 3,000 deaths, avoid 2,100 readmissions, and save $305 million a year.

Would you support legally enforceable nurse-to-patient ratios in your state?

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