Growing replacements for our 'graying' perioperative nurses.
PubMedPublished 13 May 1999
Linda Kautzman, L H Miller
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Nursing programs must stay current offer meaningful curricula that attract good students and introduce students to the OR culture in a protected role and ease their transition to a "real" nursing role.
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Many nursing school graduates have minimal perioperative experience and require extensive training by their employer. These perioperative courses can introduce students to the OR culture in a protected role and ease their transition to a "real" nursing role. Nursing programs must stay current offer meaningful curricula that attract good students.
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Psychology