Visiting Nurses group honors key volunteers, announces its new name - Contra Costa Times

Visiting Nurses group honors key volunteers, announces its new name Contra Costa Times Visiting Nurses Association Hospice and Palliative Care of Southern California president and chief executive officer Marsha Fox receives a certificate of appreciation from Claremont Councilman Opanyi Nasiali. (Steve Schenck) CLAREMONT - After 60 years ... Letter: Visiting Nurse Association makes difference in many Treasure Coast livesTCPalm LETTER: A salute to Southcoast VNA's visiting nursesWicked Local all 6 news articles »

Helen Marie Kirchner - Carthage Press

Helen Marie Kirchner Carthage Press The family would like to thank all the staff at Hospice Austin for their compassionate care. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the American Heart Association or the National Kidney Foundation. Helen Marie Kirchner, 80, retired registered ...

Let's all help our hospice - The Star

Sheffield Telegraph

Let's all help our hospice The Star And that association has helped cement the hospice's place in the hearts of people throughout our area. They all know what a great job is done to help people, patients as well as their family and friends, to cope with deeply trying circumstances. Help us rebuild Sheffield St Luke's Hospice - VIDEOSheffield Telegraph all 9 news articles »

Canadian Nurses Association shines spotlight on health employers - Canada NewsWire (press release)

Canadian Nurses Association shines spotlight on health employers Canada NewsWire (press release) OTTAWA, May 11, 2012 /CNW/ - The Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) today announced the winner of the 2012 CNA Employer Recognition Award. The prestigious prize honours employers who have shown an exceptional commitment to supporting registered nurses ... and more »

Barbara Richberg, 75, former Inquirer reporter and researcher - Philadelphia Inquirer

Barbara Richberg, 75, former Inquirer reporter and researcher Philadelphia Inquirer By Walter F. Naedele Barbara Jackson Richberg, 75, a researcher and reporter for The Inquirer from 1979 to 1997, died of breast cancer on Monday, May 7, at the hospice of the Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Philadelphia in East Falls.