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Prevail over office politics
When experienced leaders are asked to list things that they like the least about their position of authority, “office politics” will be high on the
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Keeping sharp in the OR
What’s your go-to tactic during surgical procedures to maintain the vigilance essential to patient safety? As presented at the recent AANA 2020... [more]
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AAAHC Updates Medical Discharge Requirement
In the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) Medicare Deemed Status program, CRNAs may now satisfy the requirement that a... [more]
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‘Tuning’ out perioperative anxiety
As part of an internal quality improvement project, poster authors from University of Cincinnati sought to promote the use of music in anesthesia in... [more]
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Our Role in The Fight to End Racism
Adrianna Silva, BSN, RN, CCRN Fiscal Year 2020 Student Representative to the AANA Education Committee My fellow SRNAs, as my term comes to a... [more]
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The CRNA and postpartum hemorrhage
According to the CDC, hemorrhage is the 4th leading cause of pregnancy-related death in the United States. According to the Texas... [more]
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Get wise to the elderly
“Age should not have its face lifted, but it should rather teach the world to admire wrinkles as the etchings of experience and the firm line of
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Big Brother Chat: Why I Didn't Become An NP? Will I Stay In California?
Jason Bolt, DNP, CRNA is a CRNA who is passionate about advocating for his profession and helping others along their clinical and educational
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Becoming the Powers that Be: The Nurse in Elected Office
Nurses are the largest group of healthcare providers in the United States, yet very few have served in political office. They have intimate knowledge
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Welcome to Club 85
Preface to Prevention Claiming over 1.05 million lives worldwide, COVID 19 is still dominating the news, and rightly so. Back in the 1990s when