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|January 13, 2017

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Renal nurse Rosemary Ratcliffe passed away at 67 following a stroke while working in a haemodialysis unit. She dedicated 51 years to nursing, with 39 years specializing in renal care in East Yorkshire.

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Area of Science:

Nephrology Nursing
Healthcare Professionals

Background:

Rosemary (Bud) Downey, professionally known as Sister Rosie Ratcliffe, was a dedicated renal nurse.
She had a long and distinguished career spanning 51 years in nursing.

Purpose of the Study:

To honor the life and career of Sister Rosie Ratcliffe.
To highlight the significant contributions of renal nurses.

Main Methods:

N/A - This is an obituary, not a research study.

Main Results:

Sister Rosie Ratcliffe passed away at the age of 67.
Her death occurred due to a stroke while she was on duty in the haemodialysis unit.

Conclusions:

Sister Rosie Ratcliffe's commitment to renal nursing, particularly in East Yorkshire for 39 years, is recognized.
Her passing underscores the demanding nature of critical care nursing roles.