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Identifying Nurse Anesthetists' Professional Identity
Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing, 2017To explore professional identity of registered nurse anesthetists (RNAs) and RNAs' expectations of their professional self and the expectations RNAs meet from interdisciplinary team members when preparing patients for general anesthesia.Focused ethnography was used for data collection.Participant observations and interviews were conducted with patients
Karin Aagaard +3 more
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Considerations for an aging nurse anesthetists workforce
Geriatric Nursing, 2020The Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNA) workforce is aging. It is estimated that nearly half (49.7%) of the CRNA workforce is age 50 or greater, with those practicing in management positions and as educators having the oldest mean ages. Older CRNAs face workplace challenges that can lead to decreased productivity and overall job satisfaction.
Lorraine Jordan +2 more
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The Impact of Nurse Anesthetists on Anesthesiologist Productivity
Medical Care, 1990The rapid growth in Medicare Part B spending on physicians has sparked a renewed debate on ways of increasing physician productivity. This study concentrates on anesthesiologists, presenting original survey data on the variation in productivity defined in terms of patients, anesthesia hours, base and time units, and revenues.
Margo L. Rosenbach, Jerry Cromwell
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2015
A popular career path in a female-dominated profession.
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A popular career path in a female-dominated profession.
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1920
A nurse must be very much interested to enjoy it and to be successful. In a report of the year 1915 from the Woman's Hospital, New York, I read the following: "Nurse anesthetists are no longer an experiment in this institution, but something that has come to stay." There is more or less opposition to this practice in some states, due to the fact that ...
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A nurse must be very much interested to enjoy it and to be successful. In a report of the year 1915 from the Woman's Hospital, New York, I read the following: "Nurse anesthetists are no longer an experiment in this institution, but something that has come to stay." There is more or less opposition to this practice in some states, due to the fact that ...
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1948
To the Editor:— At the recent meeting of the Southern Surgical Association, which was held in Hollywood, Fla., Dec. 9, 10 and 11, 1947, the following resolution was passed unanimously by the Association: "Although the Southern Surgical Association has been and always will be extremely interested in the advancement of all medical sciences, and ...
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To the Editor:— At the recent meeting of the Southern Surgical Association, which was held in Hollywood, Fla., Dec. 9, 10 and 11, 1947, the following resolution was passed unanimously by the Association: "Although the Southern Surgical Association has been and always will be extremely interested in the advancement of all medical sciences, and ...
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1930
IT has been said that the desire to alleviate pain is as old as man, but its fulfillment had long to wait. The discovery of the use of anesthetics therefore followed a long period of seeking and was, as Sir William Osler expressed it, the "greatest single gift ever made to suffering humanity." This statement enhances the value of a great discovery, the
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IT has been said that the desire to alleviate pain is as old as man, but its fulfillment had long to wait. The discovery of the use of anesthetics therefore followed a long period of seeking and was, as Sir William Osler expressed it, the "greatest single gift ever made to suffering humanity." This statement enhances the value of a great discovery, the
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Characteristics of Nurse Anesthetists Working With and Without Anesthesiologists
Medical Care, 1987All professionally active certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs) in four geographically representative states were surveyed by mail and telephone in 1981, and response rate of greater than or equal to 70% was obtained for each state. CRNAs who worked with anesthesiologists (Group I) were compared with those who worked in hospitals with no ...
Grundy Bl +6 more
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Birth Defects among Children of Nurse-anesthetists
Anesthesiology, 1974A survey of 621 female nurse-anesthetists in Michigan was performed to determine the incidence of birth defects among the offspring of this group. Two separate mailings and telephone interviews resulted in a response rate of 84.5 per cent.
Richard G. Cornell +3 more
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Nurse Anesthetists Convene in Chicago
Hospital Topics, 1954(1954). Nurse Anesthetists Convene in Chicago. Hospital Topics: Vol. 32, No. 11, pp. 70-74.
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