Nurse, Rebecca (b. Towne)

(1621–92) witchcraft victim; born in Yarmouth, England. She was excommunicated and executed in 1692 at the height of the witch craze in Salem, Massachusetts. In 1712, the same pastor who had excommunicated her formally and publicly canceled the excommunication.

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Joined by permanent make-up artist Amy Bissett; clinic manager, Hannah Devlin; laser and IPL technician Rebecca Colling, and registered nurse, Rebecca Hopkinson, Sarah continues to expand her team and the clinic's services.

High fives for cosmetic clinic

Kensington registered nurse, Rebecca Noonan, was awarded the $2000 first prize, sponsored by First State Super, for her short story A Final Farewell' about the empathy and professionalism of a midwife following the tragic loss of a newborn.

The creative spirit

Another Stepping Hill nurse, Rebecca Leighton, was arrested and charged in the early stages of the investigation and locked up for more than a month before she was released without charge, the jury heard.

Hospital's 'evil angel' faces life behind bars

Before his arrest, another Stepping Hill nurse, Rebecca Leighton, spent six months in prison accused of poisoning patients.

NURSE IS CHARGED WITH 3 MURDERS; STEPPING HILL DEATHS PROBE; Cops' dramatic arrest after hospital 'poisonings'; Also accused of 31 offences against 25 patients; CHARGED

To register parents are asked to email the nephropathy family study nurse, Rebecca Morgan - rebecca.morgan@bch.nhs.uk

Diabetic children wanted for study

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