Dr. Inez Tuck in the Richmond Times Dispatch
Dr. Inez Tuck is quoted in the Richmond Times Dispatch regarding spiritual healing after cancer. See the full article here.
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Dr. Inez Tuck is quoted in the Richmond Times Dispatch regarding spiritual healing after cancer. See the full article here.
Congratulations to Dr. Debra Lyon who has been selected as a participant in the 2007-2008 Grace E. Harris Leadership Institute of VCU. According to their website:
The Grace E. Harris Leadership Institute promotes the development of current and emerging leaders in academic institutions, other public, private and nonprofit organizations, and communities. The Institute is committed to identifying and strengthening the next generation of leaders who will impact public policies and institutions.

Dr. Jacqueline McGrath was inducted as a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing at the ceremony held on November 10, 2007 in Washington, DC.
In receiving this honor, Jackie was recognized for her significant national and/or international contributions to nursing and health care.
Jackie is faculty in the Family and Community Health Nursing department at VCU. She teaches research, evidence-based practice, and junior synthesis. She is a federally funded researcher and a neonatal nurse practitioner. She is considered a national expert on integration of developmental interventions with infants and families. Congratulations to Dr. McGrath!
Deborah received the Innovations in Clinical Excellence Award for her project, Preceptor as Connoisseur and Catalyst: An evidence based standard for Nurse Preceptors. The award was announced during the Society’s 39th Convention in Baltimore in early November, 2007.
Deborah’s project’s purpose was to develop and implement an evidence-based community standard for the preparation of preceptors across health care facilities. A systematic review and evaluation of the literature guided the creation of an interactive educational workshop and a series of quarterly “E-TIP{S” (e-TIPS: e-Teaching in Practice Strategies). The goal was to enhance the preparation of preceptors thereby enhancing nursing retention and patient care outcomes and well-being.
Dr. Raines is a Professor at Florida Atlantic University in Coral Gables, FL. She has a variety of clinical experiences as a clinical nurse specialist and researcher in acute care and community settings with children, parents and families. Her most recent experience is in the University setting teaching undergraduate, graduate and doctoral
students and conducting nursing based research. She has published a number of manuscripts and book chapters, as well as being the recipient of numerous teaching awards including the 2004 University Distinguished Teacher of the Year.
She is a PhD graduate of the VCU School of Nursing and was a faculty member in the Maternal Child Nursing department for many years. She was awarded the MCV Outstanding Alumnus award in 2007.