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Rod Heckman "Tennessee RN First Assistant Survey Data—What Types of Perioperative Education are Needed? - registered nurse". AORN Journal. FindArticles.com. 24 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FSL/is_5_70/ai_57607969/

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Articles in Nov, 1999 issue of AORN Journal

• OR nurses make a world of difference - operating room
  by Patricia C. Seifert
• Keynote speaker identifies need for research and empowerment among patients - Helena Leino-Kilpi, professor of nursing - Transcript
  by Helena Leino-Kilpi
• Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Centers
  by Suzanne Brown
• Using data to support decision making
  by Suzanne C. Beyea
• Surviving OR Construction Projects from Conception to Completion - operating room
  by Michael J. Hughes
• Recommended Practices for Cleaning and Processing Anesthesia Equipment
• Standardized Language—Making Nursing Practice Count
  by Suzanne C. Beyea
• Educational Opportunities from the Center for Perioperative Education - Brief Article
• Biochemical Markers in Myocardial Injury
  by Mary Gavaghan
• A Successful Practice Model for the OR - operating room
  by Patricia Ide
• Package sterilization; wrapper thickness; random unannounced survey policy; restraints; tourniquets
  by Dorothy M. Fogg
• Developing a perioperative nursing elective
  by Sherron C. Kurtz
• Tennessee RN First Assistant Survey Data—What Types of Perioperative Education are Needed? - registered nurse
  by Rod Heckman
• A nursing legacy—political activities at the turn of the century
  by Francie Lasseter
• Teaching Affective Competencies to Surgical Technologists
  by Chris M. Patty
• AORN Scholarship Board awards scholarships to 75 members - Association of periOperative Nurses
• The Ambulatory Surgery Unit as a Learning Experience
  by Debra L. Fawcett
• Fifth Annual Conference on Infectious Diseases honors individuals, presents current information
  by Eileen J. Ullmann