Nursing - News May 28, 2012

ETSU's telemedicine program helps rural providers (Washington Examiner)
Doctors at East Tennessee State University are now able broadcast lectures to rural doctors and nurses in nearby Appalachian counties, and soon doctors, nurses and even patients will be able to communicate back.

Finding love in midst of war (The Asheville Citizen-Times)
First Lt. Clark Irving receives a medal in Japan for liberating captured nurses near Manilla during World War II.

Memorial Day movie classics: WWII films pay... (Hampton Roads Daily Press)
Several Hollywood war movies of the 1940s like 'So Proudly We Hail' and 'Tender Comrade' give a salute to the women who worked on the war and home fronts.

Togus nursing official battled cancer while still working, gaining master's (Kennebec Journal)
Mary Anderson survived breast cancer while she was earning a master's degree in nursing leadership online from St.

LWC School of Nursing salutes its All American, Sharon Ronoh (Columbia Magazine)
Dr. Ronald P. Rogers CHIROPRACTOR Support for your body's natural healing capabilities 270-384-5554 Click here for details Columbia Utilities GAS LEAK or GAS SMELL Contact Numbers 24 hrs/ 365 days 270-384-2006 or 9-1-1 Call before you dig Congratulations to Sharon Ronoh!! Sharon will be a senior nursing major at Lindsey this fall.

Giving Back: Cancer in the crosshairs; awards, scholarships (Desert Sun)
Chaparral Cares representatives present a $10,550 donation to Desert Cancer Foundation Executive Director Louise Fasana ; Chaparral Cares co-chairmen Rolla Schadrach and Pauline Gunderloy; and Chaparral Cares treasurer Frank Gunderloy.

Olympic fashion show raises thousands for cancer support (Ilkley Gazette)
Young models for The Wendy House and Promises take part in the Macmillan fashion show at Ilkley's Craiglands Hotel Olympic-themed fashion and a gymnastics display helped Ilkley's Macmillan Cancer Support Committee raise thousands of pounds and celebrate a landmark anniversary.

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