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Stouffville Sun-Tribune (Stouffville, ON), 13 Mar 2008, p. 11

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Ms Van‘Camp, a Markham resident, was the team's first nurse practitioner, arriving in June 2007. Three more joined in October. They are people such Kelly Van Camp, lead nurse practitioner in the Markham family health team, which includes 21 doctors and four nurse practitioners. The team is in a medical building near Markham Stoufl‘ville Hospi- tal and on Markham’s Main Street. Another site is open- ing in the summer. While there are no nurse practitioners working in Stouffville, they are seen fre- quently in communities such as Barrie, Richmond Hill and Markham. scope and to “continue doing the things I loved to do",'she said. “I really like Wellness She toyed "with becom- ing a doctor, then decided the nurse practitioner p - gram would allow her a wider Mrs. Wood has been a reg- istered nurse since 1983. mmm Tofindomummnhouto mmmmmm gethonmemmpmso mmMWu Momma.de ’Sdoaadmorw WWW A nurse practitioner for Stouffville doesn’t have nurse practitioner “0mm national TOYSMS‘ Ill-IMP fl! MY‘ Memory Project Digital Archive, an online database that houses the oral histories and artifacts of over 1000 Canadian veterans, complements the Speakers’ Bureau, : Wm H ‘, , I‘rmuzt’fi. ( .mdd IOI I (l Are you a veteran of Wow ll, Korean War, Peacekeeping operations or a current member of . Canadian Forces? 3, , ‘ : > , W. v-_ ” * . 7; ‘Je' ' v 1",. '3! " ’ ‘ < a“: -« ‘1‘? 4‘ 354‘ n , ’ 3 . . f: . o * Â¥ and < ,, , training kit. ' . 867, memory@dominion.ca In Su_dbury, nurse practi~ tioners run a clinic. In that underserviced area, it pro- vides care for people who previously had to travel sev- eral hours to see a doctor. While physicians deal with disease and illness man- agement, nurse practitioners concentrate on health educa- tion and prevention â€" stop- ping smoking and managing cholesterol are among their focuses, she said. Since nurse practitioners can handle many routine complaints, such as sore throats and coughs, the prac- tice was able to expand and serve more patients. “Nurse practitioners can be primary care givers," she said. “If there is a concern, we still consult with a physi- cian." more than 10 years, she has worked in the emergency department of Markham Stoufi’ville Hospital and in a health centre in Scarbor- ough. The team doesn't just have doctors' offices. It includes other professionals such as dietitians, nurses and mental health workers. MMeImryProject'sanafionalbimgualprogramofmeDonfinm Instiunedmuainsvetaammfiwbesttedmiqmsmslmmeirstodes wimymmmevetennvokmteetsvisitsdmlsandorganizammm balmmesmtalkmmyoummfliewwarfimemermesm MamrmejectDigitalAtdiwe,anonfinedatabmetmthousesmeoral histonesandarfifactsofavetmmanadianveteram caanements meSpeakers’Bureau. * ° studios, i and 2 bedroom suites 0 A thoiéce of innovative floor all with . Kitchenette sink and refrigerator k°Gneai Athenities and Services ._ ASK = 60“) C018 MEMBERS PROGRAM Join he Grand Opening of Stoofiville Presentation Centre 1 51h J 1 1:00 - 4:00PM Refreshments will be Nurse practitioner Luise Wood and Sherry Nesbitt, a fourth-year nursing student from University of Ontario Institute of Technology, work together at Sunderland Brock Community Health Centre. Stouflilille Sunâ€"'I‘n'bunel Thursday. Mamh I3, 2008 l l

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