THE NURSE"S ROLE / A CODE BLUE
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posted by Margaret at
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Friday, April 06, 2007
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THIS BLOG IS A HELPFUL CLINICAL RESOURCE FOR NURSES. WE MAKE NO CLAIMS TO BEING A NURSING PROGRAM, OR OF HAVING ANY AFFILIATION TO ANY NURSING PROGRAM. PLEASE STAY POSTED ON HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR CLINICAL SKILLS AND PATIENT & FAMILY COMMUNICATION SKILLS. !!!!!! RED ALERT !!!!! THIS IS IN NO WAY INTENDED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR YOUR INSTITUTION'S POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, OR DOCTOR'S ORDERS. PERMISSION IS REQUIRED BEFORE USING THIS MATERIAL. IT IS COPYRIGHT!
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