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November 2008 | Return to issue home
School of Nursing: In the News Dean Emeritus Rheba de Tornyay recently was featured in several publications and radio because of her opposition to Washington state's "Death With Dignity" Initiative 1000, including: "Two widows on opposing sides of assisted suicide" "Initiative 1000 would let patients get help ending their lives" "Proposal is reckless, unnecessary" * Postscript: On Nov. 4, Washington state voters passed this initiative. Other recent media coverage: "A consensus about day care: Quality counts" "Study Finds Nurses Need Their Naps" "Working Dad: Back to basic training" "Pauline Mary Bruno, 1922-2008: Climbed Mount Kilimanjaro at age 77" "UC Davis appoints Heather Young as associate vice chancellor for nursing" "Program helps parents bond with baby" "Redesign flawed health care system" "Show, not tell" "New study shows significant gaps in availability of hospice care" "Sleep troubles vary between Alzheimer’s patients, caregivers" "Raising the medical bar" The School of Nursing held an April open house in its newly remodeled Center for Excellence in Nursing Education simulation lab, which led to substantial news coverage: "Meet the Sims -- at nursing school" "Nurses learn on simulators before caring for human patients" "UW Nursing Students Practice on Computers taht Look Like Patients" "High-tech simulators enhance nursing education"
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