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.JAVA Adverse Blood Transfusion Effects Editorial Index 1998 - 2003 Volume 3, Number 1 Spring 1995 .JVAD Darnell Roth, RN, CRNI, AA Page 10 Polyurethane vs. Silicone PICC Catheters: A Brief Review of Outcomes and Characteristics Carol Renner, RN, BSN, CRNI Page 16 Vein Trauma During Insertion of Catheters Power Injection of Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters Volume 3, Number 2 Tip Location of Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters Influences of Tip Position on the Success of Infusion Valved Catheters Thomas Lawson, PhD S. Mitchell Rivitz, MD and Elizabeth A. Drucker, MD Summer 1995 Position Statement of NAVAN Thomas Lawson, PhD Sharon Hoffman, RN Page 22 Page 26 Page 8 Page 11 Page 18 Improving Patient Care Calculating the Median Time to Device-Related Complications Gale G. White, MS, RN and Mary D. Weich-Brady, MSN, RN Thomas Lawson, PhD Page 20 Page 31 In Loving Memory of Leslie Nursing Education and Practices in Europe and Africa Infusion Therapy in China Assessing Catheter Performance Product Complaint Reporting Implanted Hepatic Pumps Volume 3, Number 3 Fall199S Lynn Hadaway, Med, RNC, CRNI Thomas Lawson, PhD Ireta Neumann, RN, BSN, CRNI Jane Banton, BSN, CRNI and Kristine Leahy-Gross, RN, BS Jim Lacy, RN, CRNI and Kathleen Roberts Thomas Lawson, PhD Page 8 Page 9 Page 11 Page 19 Page 26 Page 31 Volume 3, Number 4 Winter 1995 Navigating Your Way Through IV Therapy - NAVAN's Annual Meeting Executive Summary, the Status of NAVAN in 1998 Creative IV Education for Adults Developing Vascular Access Device Patient-Centered Training Principles of Parenteral Fluid Administration Volume 4, Number 1 Spring 1999 Marcia Wise, RN Marcia Wise, RN Tish Thrower, BSN, RN, CRNI, OCN Denise Macklin, BSN, RN, CRNI Darnell Roth, CRNI, LNC Page 8 Page 16 Page 20 Page 24 Page 29 Neonatal Intravenous Therapy Practice PICC Complications in Neonates and Children Pediatric IV Therapy: Actual Practice Clinical and Educational Characteristics of Home Infusion Therapy Nurses Janet Petit, MSN, RNC, NNP and Kathy Hughes, MSN, RNC, NNP Anne Marie Frey, RN, BSN, CRNI J. Patricia Catudal, RN Phyllis A. MacPherson, RN, BSN, MSN, CCRN, CRNI Volume 4, Number 2 Summer 1999 Page 7 Page 17 Page 27 Page 30 What's Physics Got to Do With It? A Review of the Physical Principles of Fluid Administration Hydrodynamic Evaluation of Intravenous Infusion Systems Impact on Adverse Events in 25 Sub-Acute Care Units After a Change in Central Venous Catheter Irrigation Techniques Multidisciplinary Management of Thrombotic Catheter Occlusions in Vascular Access Devices A Preliminary Assessment of an Innovative Valved Catheter Catheter Fracture: An Under-Recognized and Serious Condition Volume 4, Denise Macklin, BSN, RNC, CRNI Page 7 David Elad, DSc, Uri Zaretsky, PhD, Ori Heller, MD Page 12 Kelli Rosenthal, MS, RNC, CRNI, CANP Page 15 Nancy L. Moureau, BSN, CRNI Page 22 Barbara Thompson McKinnon, PharmD, BCNSP Claudia M. Douglas, RN, MA, CNN, CNS.C Sheila Inwood, RN Page 30 Albert H. Verhage, MD and Eric FH Van Bommel, MD, PhD Page 33 Number 3 Fall 1999 Guest Editorial: The Choice is Ours The Emerging Science of IV Securement Navigating Toward Advanced Nursing Practice Transition to Home: The Role of the Hospital-Based Infusion Therapy Coordinator Kim Lowe, RN Marilyn Hanchett, RN, MA, CPHQ, CIC Lynn Hadaway, MEd, RNC, CRNI Jennifer A. Bishop, MS, RN Susan M. Mahanna, BSN Patricia A. Todd, BSN, RN Page 7 Page 9 Page 16 Page 23 160 .JAVA Vol 9 No 3 2 004
Transcript of Editorial Index 1998 - 2003
.JAVA
Adverse Blood Transfusion Effects
Editorial Index1998 - 2003
Volume 3, Number 1 Spring 1995
.JVAD
Darnell Roth, RN, CRNI, AA Page 10
Polyurethane vs. Silicone PICC Catheters: A Brief Review of Outcomesand Characteristics
Carol Renner, RN, BSN, CRNI Page 16
Vein Trauma During Insertion of CathetersPower Injection of Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters
Volume 3, Number 2Tip Location of Peripherally Inserted Central CathetersInfluences of Tip Position on the Success of InfusionValved Catheters
Thomas Lawson, PhDS. Mitchell Rivitz, MD and Elizabeth A. Drucker, MD
Summer 1995Position Statement of NAVAN
Thomas Lawson, PhDSharon Hoffman, RN
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Page 8Page 11Page 18
Improving Patient CareCalculating the Median Time to Device-Related Complications
Gale G. White, MS, RN and Mary D. Weich-Brady, MSN, RNThomas Lawson, PhD
Page 20Page 31
In Loving Memory of LeslieNursing Education and Practices in Europe and AfricaInfusion Therapy in ChinaAssessing Catheter PerformanceProduct Complaint ReportingImplanted Hepatic Pumps
Volume 3, Number 3 Fall199SLynn Hadaway, Med, RNC, CRNI
Thomas Lawson, PhDIreta Neumann, RN, BSN, CRNI
Jane Banton, BSN, CRNI and Kristine Leahy-Gross, RN, BSJim Lacy, RN, CRNI and Kathleen Roberts
Thomas Lawson, PhD
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Page 11Page 19Page 26Page 31
Volume 3, Number 4 Winter 1995Navigating Your Way Through IV Therapy - NAVAN's Annual MeetingExecutive Summary, the Status of NAVAN in 1998Creative IV Education for AdultsDeveloping Vascular Access Device Patient-Centered TrainingPrinciples of Parenteral Fluid Administration
Volume 4, Number 1 Spring 1999
Marcia Wise, RNMarcia Wise, RN
Tish Thrower, BSN, RN, CRNI, OCNDenise Macklin, BSN, RN, CRNI
Darnell Roth, CRNI, LNC
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Neonatal Intravenous Therapy PracticePICC Complications in Neonates and ChildrenPediatric IV Therapy: Actual PracticeClinical and Educational Characteristicsof Home Infusion Therapy Nurses
Janet Petit, MSN, RNC, NNP and Kathy Hughes, MSN, RNC, NNPAnne Marie Frey, RN, BSN, CRNI
J. Patricia Catudal, RNPhyllis A. MacPherson, RN, BSN, MSN, CCRN, CRNI
Volume 4, Number 2 Summer 1999
Page 7Page 17Page 27Page 30
What's Physics Got to Do With It? A Review of thePhysical Principles of Fluid AdministrationHydrodynamic Evaluation of Intravenous Infusion SystemsImpact on Adverse Events in 25 Sub-Acute Care Units Aftera Change in Central Venous Catheter Irrigation TechniquesMultidisciplinary Management of Thrombotic CatheterOcclusions in Vascular Access Devices
A Preliminary Assessment of an Innovative Valved CatheterCatheter Fracture: An Under-Recognized and Serious Condition
Volume 4,
Denise Macklin, BSN, RNC, CRNI Page 7
David Elad, DSc, Uri Zaretsky, PhD, Ori Heller, MD Page 12Kelli Rosenthal, MS, RNC, CRNI, CANP Page 15
Nancy L. Moureau, BSN, CRNI Page 22Barbara Thompson McKinnon, PharmD, BCNSP
Claudia M. Douglas, RN, MA, CNN, CNS.CSheila Inwood, RN Page 30
Albert H. Verhage, MD and Eric FH Van Bommel, MD, PhD Page 33
Number 3 Fall 1999Guest Editorial: The Choice is OursThe Emerging Science of IV SecurementNavigating Toward Advanced Nursing PracticeTransition to Home: The Role of the Hospital-BasedInfusion Therapy Coordinator
Kim Lowe, RNMarilyn Hanchett, RN, MA, CPHQ, CIC
Lynn Hadaway, MEd, RNC, CRNIJennifer A. Bishop, MS, RN
Susan M. Mahanna, BSNPatricia A. Todd, BSN, RN
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Midline Catheter Use in the Premature and Full-Term InfantPracticing Prevention with Ports - An OverviewQuestion: Is it Safe to Use a Stylet in the Neonate While Placing PICC Lines?
Volume 4, Number 4 Winter 1999A New Dawn of Opportunity - NAVAN's Annual MeetingPresentations Made at the 13th Annual Conference of NAVANPosters Presented at the 13th Annual Conference of NAVANVascular Access Case Management &Clinical Pathways: The Role of the IV TherapistDevelopment of a Reimbursement Program for Vascular Access DevicesBathguard: A New, Innovative Shower Protection AssessedQuestion: Choosing a Needle-Free Access Device. A Simple Decision, or is it?
Volume 5, Number 1 Spring 2000
Mary Mason Wyckoff, MSN, ARNP, NNPNancy L. Moureau, BSN, CRNI
J. Patricia Catudal, RN
Alice F. lilian, MSN, CRNIThom Lawson
Kathy Kokotis, RN, BS, MBAJim Lacy, RN, CRNI
Laura Keefer, RN, CCRN, OCN, CRNIJane Banton, RN, BSN, CRNI
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Use of Safety Devices and Sharps Injury Prevention Position Statement of NAVANManaging Pain in the Pediatric Patient Steve Simmons, PharmDChallenges to Providing Vascular Access in Neonatal Patients Janet Pettit, MSN, RNC, NNPEffective Management of the Chemically Dependent Home Infusion Patient Cecilia M. Holland, RN, CRNIGoing from Data Collection to Print: A Brief Primer on Publishing Clinical Results Thomas Lawson, PhDNAVAN PICC Course Approval Program is New and Improved Lynn Manly, RN, CRNI and Ann Williams, RN, CRNI
Volume 5, Number 2 Summer 2000
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Current Treatment Options for Catheter-Related ThrombosisAn Activase PrimerConsensus Statement on the Use of t-PA to Restore ImmediateFunction in the Treatment of Thrombotic Catheter Dysfunction
Donna Jo Mayo, RN, MAArabella Droullard, RN, MS
William D. Haire, MDSuzanne F. Herbst, RN, MA
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Page 28A Randomized, Prospective Trial of Conventional Vascular Portsvs the Vortex "Clear-Flow' Reservoir Port in Adult Oncology Patients
Barbara Stevens, RN, OCN, CCRASue Ellen Barton, RN, OCN
Marjorie Brechbill, RN, OCNSue Moenter, RN, OCN, Anna Lou Piel, RN, and Darcel Shankle, RN, OCN
Volume 5, Number 3 Fall 2000
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Central Venous Dialysis Catheter Evaluation in SwineDesirable Properties for Vascular Catheter Materials:A Review of Silicone and Polyurethane Materials in IV CathetersFDA Guidance for IV Catheter Market ClearanceAn Overview of Informed ConsentA Fascination with PhlebitisThe Development of a National Classification System for IV Securement
Volume 5, Number 4 Winter 2000
Attilio E. DiFiore, BSc, BSc Eng, P EngKevin G. Tingey, PhD
Walter Scott, PhD, CAPT (USPHS)Ann Zonderman, BSN, JD, CRNI, LHRM
Melanie J. Taylor, RCpN, BAMarilyn Hanchett, RN, MA, CPHQ, CIC
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Improving Outcomes Through Advanced Technology:NAVAN's 14th Annual ConferencePresentations and Posters Made at the 14th Annual Conference of NAVANEvidence-Based Decision MakingPatients' Impressions of PICCsThe Effects of Positive Pressure Devices on Catheter OcclusionsPrevention Versus Treatment of Venous Access Device Occlusions
Volume 6, Number 1Advanced Vascular Access Device Placement Strategies:Use of Imaging and Micropuncture TechnologyUse of the External Jugular Site for PICC InsertionInfusion Outcome Analysis in the New Millennium:What Advanced Practitioners Need to KnowSkin Antisepsis: Past, Present and FutureSafety LegislationComing to Terms With a Central Catheter
Alice lilian, MSN, CRNI, Executive Director, NAVAN
Thom LawsonMarguerite Jackson, RN, PhD, CIC, FAAN
Janice Gabriel, MPhil, RGNLoretta Berger, RN, CRNI
Cheryl Lenhart, RNSpring 2001
Gail Sansivero, RN, MS, ANP, AOCN
Gale Danek, PhD, RN and Tom Mayer, BA, RNMarilyn Hanchett" RN, MA, CPHQ
Cynthia T. Crosby, BS and Alicia Mares, BSN, CRNILynn Hadaway, MEd, RN, CRNI
Steve Swenson
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New Trends in Vascular Access TherapyCatheter Tip Position: A Sign of Things to Come
Volume 6, Number 2 Summer 2001Kathy Kokotis, RN, BS, MBA
Marcia Wise, RN, Deborah Richardson, RN, BS, BSN, MS, CNSand Philip Lum, RN, BS, CRNI
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Preventing Central Venous Access Device Occlusions with Saline Flush Only by Use of An Adapter
Management Away From Catheter-Related Infections in Patients Receiving Infusion Therapy
Volume 6, Number 3 Fall 2001
Cheryl Lenhart, BSN, HRM
Lynn Hadaway, MEd, RNC, CRNI
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Management Issues Surrounding Venous Access in Disorders of Coagulation Donna Jo Mayo, RN, MA &Margaret E. Rick, MD
Implanted Port Emobilization and Retrieval: A Case Study Kyran Dowling, MD, Kenneth Mandato, MDGail Egan Sansivero, MS, ANP, AOCN
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A Retrospective Evaluation of the Timeliness of Physician-I nitiated PICC Referrals
Correct Terminology: A Critical Element of Safe Practice
Infusion Pathways: Planning for Success
Jamie Bowen Santolucito, RN, CRNI, OCN
Lynn Manly, RN, CRNI
Marilyn Hanchett, RN, PhDSusan Markel Poole, BSN, MS, CRNI, CNSN
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Volume 6, Number 4 Winter 2001A Case for Posterior, Anterior, & Lateral Chest X-rays Being Performed Following Each PICC Placement
Ethical and Legal Issues of Research Involving Human Subjects
Show Me the Data
Timothy Royer, RN, BSN, CRNI
Donna Jo Mayo, RN, MA
Ann Williams, RN, CRNI
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Development of a Successful PICC Insertion Program
Understanding the Medicare Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment Systemand Transitional Pass-through Devices
Lisa Dobson, RN, CRNI and Debie G. Wong, BS
Jim Lacy, RN, CRNI
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Reflux in Venous Access Devices
Volume 7, Number 1 Spring 2002Donna Jo Mayo, RN, MA Page 39
Leadership Through Consensus: NAVAN's 15th Annual Conference
Poster Presentations Made at the 15th Annual Conference of NAVAN
Annual ReportThe Use of Polymers in IV Catheters: Structure, Properties and Future Developments
Monitoring Infusion Therapy in Residents Residing in Long-Term Care Facilities
Josie Stone
Lynn Hadaway, MEd, RNC, CRNI
Joel R. Thomas, PhD
Lee Toth, RN, CRNI
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A Personal Odyssey Toward Reducing the Potential for Sharps Injuries Steve Bierman, MD
A Call for Easier Safety Device Classification Marilyn Hanchett, RN, PhD and Julie Naunheim-Hipps, BS, CRNI
Volume 7, Number 2 Summer 2002
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Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters in Neonates and Children:Modified Seldinger (Microintroducer) Technique
Anne Marie Frey, RN, BSN, CRNI Page 9
Midline Catheters in Neonatal Patients: Evaluating a Change in Practice Debbie Dawson, BSN, CNNP Page 17A Multidisciplinary Pediatric Central Venous Catheter Program
Susan Schilling, RN, BSN, Mary Haygood, RN, BSN, Darcy Doellman, RN, BSN, John Racadio, MD, Brian R. Jacobs, MD
The Use of Polyurethane PICCs: An Alternative to Other Catheter Materials Tom Mayer, RN, Debie Wong, BS
Using Focus Groups to Evaluate the Patient's Involvement in Decision-Making Associated with Their Vascular Access DeviceKatherine Nugent, RN, PhD, Cynthia Chernecky, RN, PhD, AOCN, Denise Macklin, RN, BSN, CRNI
Use of Peripheral Arterial Lines in Infusion Therapy for Neonatal Patients Connie Rusk, RNC, BSN, NNP, MS
Case Study: A Fragmented Catheter in a Neonatal Patient J. Patricia Catudal, RN
Volume 7, Number 3 Fall 2002The Diverse and Conflicting Standards and Practices in Infusion Therapy
Thomas M. Vesely, MD, Marc Stranz, PharmD, Sue Masoorli, RN, Lynn C. Hadaway, MEd, RN, CRNI
Impact on Catheter-Related Bloodstream Infections with the Use of the Biopatch DressingJane Banton, RN, BSN, CRNI and Vicki Banning, RN, BSN
The Need for Shared Decision-Making in the Selection of Vascular Access Devices: An Assessment of Patients and CliniciansCynthia Chernecky, RN, PhD, AOCN, Denise Macklin, RN, BSN, CRNI, Katherine Nugent, RN, PhD, Jennifer L. Waller, PhD
The Use of Vascular Access Devices with Needle Safety Features Jack Saladow
Teaching Patients and Nurses from a Unique Perspective on Living with Total Parenteral Nutrition Malisa Matheny, RN, BSN
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Volume 7, Number 4 Winter 2002Pathways to Progress: NAVAN's 16th Annual Conference
Poster PresentationsAnnual ReportPlacement of Triple Lumen Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters in Critical Patients
A Process Toward Certifying Registered Nurses to Read Chest X-Rays:Experience in Washington StateTraining Simulators for IV Education: Benefits, Costs, and New Opportunities
Volume 8, Number 1 Spring 2003
Josie Stone, RN, CRNI, CPNP
16th Annual ConferenceDarnell Roth, RN, CRNI, LNGNancy Costa, RN, BSN, CRNI
Elizabeth Ferguson, BSN, CRNITimothy Ian Royer, BSN, CRNI
Marilyn Hanchett, RN, PhD
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Legal Aspects of Infusion Nursing Nancy Moureau, BSN, CRNI and Sandy Maney, MSN, RN, CNS, CLNC, CRNIExtravasation Injuries of Peripheral Veins: A Basis for Litigation? Darnell Roth, RN, CRNI, LNCExtravasation Injuries Associated with the Use of Central Vascular Access Devices Sue Masoorli, RNA Legal Perspective on CVC-Related Extravasation Thomas Lawson, PhD
Catheter Securement: Trends in Performance and Complications Associated Nancy Moureau, BSN, CRNIwith the Use of Either Traditional Methods or Adhesive Anchor Devices Anita L. Iannucci, PhDPreferences in Choosing Venous Access Devices by Intravenous and Oncology Nurses
Cynthia Chernecky, RN, PhD, AOCN, Denise Macklin, RN, BSN, CRNI, Katherine Nugent, RN, PhD, Jennifer L. Waller, PhDVolume 8, Number 2 Summer 2003
A Collaborative Approach to Improving Patient Care Associated with Vascular Access DevicesDenise Macklin, RN, BSN, CRNI, Cynthia Chernecky, RN, PhD, CNS, AOCN, Katherine Nugent, RN, PhD, Jennifer Waller, PhD
Infusion Therapy: An International Perspective Angela Allen, RN, CRNI, Vera Higa, Jim Lacy, RN, CRNITim Spencer, IC, Gert. Dip App Sci, BaH, MCN Katia Teixeira, Silvana Torres, RN
Improved Levels of Patient Care in the United Kingdom as Nurses Gain Experience with PICCsJanice Gabriel, MPhil, PgD, BSc (Hons), RN, FETC, ONC, CertMHS
An Overview of Community Intravenous Therapy in the United Kingdom Jill Kayley, RN
The Expert Witness Working Within the Legal System of the United Kingdom Lisa Dougherty, RN, MSCFlushing 101: Using a FOCUS-PDCA Quality Improvement Model to Reduce Catheter Occlusions with Standardized Protocols
Patricia A. Feehery, RN, BS, CRNI, Suzanne Allen, BSN, RNC, Julie Bey, RN, BSN
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Medical Device Standards Walter L. Scott, PhD, CAPT (USPHS), Craig Weeks, RNVolume 8, Number 3 Fall 2003
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The Aging Venous System Robert L. Schelper, MD, PhDChallenges in Meeting the Infusion Education Needs in Long-Term Care Kelli Rosenthal, MS, RN, BC, CRNI, ANP, ARNP, BC
Reimbursement in Alternate Care Settings Don A. Moore, BSN, RNInfusion Therapy in Chronic Disease: The Patient Perspective Marilyn Hanchett, RN, PhDThe Impact of Ultrasound on PICC Placement Michael Anstett, RN, CRNI and Timothy Ian Royer, BSN, CRNIGuest Editorial: Vascular Access: Stone Age to Space Age Nancy Riley, RN, CRNIGetting Your Ideas Published: Steps to Submission of a Manuscript Nancy Moureau, BSN, CRNI and Tom Vesely, MD
Volume 8 Number 4 Winter 2003NAVAN 17th Annual Conference HighlightsPoster Presentation Winners
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Annual Report Gail Sansivero, MS, ANP, ADCN and Mary Lea Nations, Executive Director Page 19Evolution of a Pediatric PICC Program:A Retrospective Report of Establishing a Pediatric PICC ProgramVenous Access for Patients with Chronic Renal Failure or End-Stage Renal Disease:What is the Role for Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters?More Than Skin Deep: An Overview of Iodinated Contrast Media
Darcy Doellman, RN, BSN
Theodore F. Saad, MDThomas M. Vesely, MD
Nancy Costa, RN, BSN, GRNI
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Janice Gabriel, MPhil, BSc(Hons), PgD, RN, FETC, ONC, CertMHSImproving Short Peripheral IV Outcomes: A Clinical Trial of Two Securement Methods Timothy Royer, RN, BSN, CRNIClinician Influence in Medical Device Development Walter Scott, PhD, CAPT(USPHS)
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