Appleton Post-Crescent, October 7, 2006 Wisconsin nurses criticized a decision on Wednesday by the National Labor Relations Board, which ruled 3-2 to limit nurses' ability to collectively organize and speak out on healthcare. The Wisconsin Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals said the ruling had changed the definition of "supervisor," which would exclude supervisory nurses from being allowed to organize collectively under the National Labor Relations Act. "Nurses in Wisconsin and throughout the country will not accept this attack on our right to continue to be advocates for patients and healthcare professionals. ... Nurses