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Central Resident Wins DAISY Award for Nursing

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DAISY Award honoree Debbie Gorman received a beautiful marble sculpture called “A Healer’s Touch”, hand-carved by artists of the Shona Tribe in Africa.
 
Submitted by Lane RMC
    Fourteen nurses at Lane Regional Medical Center were nominated by patients, family members, physicians and colleagues for The DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses. 
    Lane’s DAISY Award Honoree for the first half of 2012 is Debbie Gorman, RN.   
    Debbie is a graduate of LSU-E in Eunice, Louisiana.  She has been employed at Lane for 5 years and currently works in the Intermediate Care and Intensive Care Units.  
    Debbie is a native of Ville Platte, and now resides in Central with her husband, Richard. She has 3 children, 3 step-children, 6 grandchildren, and is expecting a granddaughter in March 2013.  In her spare time, Debbie loves gardening.  She is a member of Greenwell Springs Baptist Church and a volunteer instructor at Lane’s annual “Keep the Beat” CPR training event.
    The other 13 nurses nominated for The DAISY Award include: Cathy Anderson, LPN; Sheila Barrett, RN; Will Boston, RN; Jonelle Ducote, RN; Elizabeth Duhon, RN; Kristie Edwards, LPN; Miriam Everett, RN; Tisha Partin, LPN; Paige Pedersen, RN; Cheryl Riles, RN; Susanne St. Clergy, RN; Richard Sullivan, RN; and Karen Williams, RN. 
    To nominate an extraordinary Lane nurse that has touched your life, please go to www.LaneRMC.org.  Be sure to click on the DAISY emblem!
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