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Turning 'prevention into power': Henrico agencies, organizations celebrate impact of nurses during National Nurses Week

,   and  Dina Weinstein, Community Vitality Reporter
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Members of the nursing team at the Health Department Henrico East location is made up of family nurse practitioners and public health nurses. Pictured, from left, are: Patricia Newton (FNP), Nikki Hill (PHN), Tracy Craddock (PHN),Latonia Mcswain (FNP), ReShaune Rosser (PHN) and supervisor Shuryl Thompson (PHN). (Contributed photo)

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