Lynette Best was honoured November 17, with a Lifetime Achievement 2016 award at the ARNBC Awards of Excellence evening event.
We extend our proud congratulations to Lynette!
The full citation of the award can be viewed on ARNBC website here
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Joan Doree, long time BCHNS member, was inducted in the 2016 ARNBC Memorial Book November 17, 2016 at the ARNBC 2016 Awards of Excellence Event.
Joan’s niece Anne Malo & her husband Brett were on hand to celebrate this event. The BCHNS was proud to nominate Joan for this honour.
The UBC School of Nursing annual Marion Woodward Lecture was held on October 27/16.
The afternoon symposium considered “Transformative Practices in Long-Term Care” in a panel presentation. The panel members were Nancy Gault, Deputy Seniors Advocate for BC, Dr. John Keady, Professor of Older Peoples Mental Health Nursing, University of Manchester, Sarah Leavitt, UBC Creative Writing Lecturer and author of Tangles, Dr. Alison Phinney, UBC School of Nursing Professor, and Jo-Ann Tait, Program Director, elder Care and Palliative Services, Providence Health Care.
The evening lecture, by Dr. John Keady, described the many innovative projects he is involved with in caring for those with dementia.
May 27-29, 2017 Theme: From Far and Wide: The Next 150
CHNS had a day of celebration today, celebrating Nina Rumen’s Birthday, Ethel Warbinek’s Birthday and Launching our New Website with Anita Petersen, our Webmaster!
Nina Rumen, our long time member of BCHNS and staunch supporter has happily celebrated her 89th birthday!
The celebration held on Sunday, September 25, 2016 paid tribute to the history of the North Vancouver General Hospital which opened its doors in 1929 and was the medical focal point of the North Shore for many years.Continue reading
We are saddened to hear of the passing of Ingeborg Von Maydell,who has been a long time member of BCHNS.
Inge, as we knew her, held the BCHNS Secretary position for many years to 2007, faithfully writing by hand & then mailing out to the membership. When the computer age & email arrived, Inge did not have a computer, so graciously handed over the Secretary position to someone with those skills.
Click through to see photos from the Canadian Association for the History of Nursing Conference in Vancouver.