- A piece about the LPN role expansion at the University of Alberta Hospitals – Transforming Care (page 9).
- It’s Easy Being Green (page 14) – an article in CARE about environmental initiatives undertaken by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses and their partners.
- Rhoda Blooms (page 16) -a profile about a remarkable nurse, and her experience with addiction and recovery.
- Two stories in Care magazine – one co-written about the Dialysis Bus, and a profile on nurse Larry Leduc and his experiences in Haiti.
- February 2010 – where I write about writing for Edmonton Stories.
- A feature called Myth Busters, about nurses working in continuing care. I provided both the words and the photos for this piece. (Page 8).
- In Care magazine’s summer 09 issue, the cover feature about the Perioperative Nursing Program. (Scroll down to page 8).
- The spring issue of CLPNA’s Care magazine contains two of my articles. One called Care in the Air (page 7) and the other a short piece on a woman named Emma, who is 102 years old (page 21).
- The College of Licenced Practical Nurses has a new magazine called Care. I wrote the feature for it in the fall 2008 issue, about LPN and ortho tech Dave Dearden - called From Trucks to Scrubs (page 18).
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The Primary Care Initiative new website has been launched. I wrote the feature story – Paving the Way for Prenatal Care.
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New article! Edmonton’s Child magazine - A Primer: Choosy Childcare. Scroll down to page 24.
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News and Views, Alberta’s LPNs’ professional magazine, page 16. A profile on an LPN working in primary care.
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The Edmonton Journal, ed magazine - article called Misconceptions about Contraception
- The Advocate magazine -profile on Primary Care Network mental health coordinators
- Edmonton’s Child magazine – articles about Early Intervention, New Mom’s Network
- Hospital News – piece about Alberta’s Primary Care Networks.
- Legacy Magazine, Winter 2006. A profile on composer John Estacio.
- Globe and Mail Facts & Arguments
- Your Health magazine - features on Primary Health Care, sex education, Gene Chip technology, art therapy
- Food for Thought- health articles on diabetes, fibre, a day in the life of a veterinarian, profile on a dinner prep company.
okay so now I’ve read thiese to my husband and kids and I’m still crying…and I’m not much of a crier either…only when things touch my heart!