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Logic of Operating Room Nursing
AORN Journal, 1969LOGIC OF OPERATING ROOM NURSING, by Jacqueline Willingham, R.N., Springer Publishing Company, Inc., New York, 1967, 111 pages. Price $2.50.
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Nursing in a technological environment: Nursing care in the operating room
International Journal of Nursing Practice, 2006Operating room nurses continue to draw criticism regarding the appropriateness of a nursing presence in the operating room. The technological focus of the theatre and the ways in which nurses in the theatre have shaped and reshaped their practice in response to technological change have caused people within and outside the nursing profession to ...
Bull, Rosalind, FitzGerald, Mary
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Operating Room Nursesʼ Functions Are Studied
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1955taken part in the general program of studies of nursing functions which has been sponsored and supported by the American Nurses' Association. In Arkansas, a study of the functions of general duty nurses in 10 general hospitals has been made. It was sponsored by the state nurses association and conducted by a research team from the University of ...
Christine E. Needham, Donald S. Stewart
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Liability for Nursing Negligence in the Operating Room
Law, Medicine and Health Care, 1982In a lawsuit involving nursing negligence in the course of an operative procedure, generally the question arises as to whether liability for the nurse's negligence will rest on the nurse's employer or on the operating physician.Imposition of vicarious liability for a plaintiff's injury is based upon a master-servant relationship between the negligent ...
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Footsteps to the future for operating room nurses
AORN Journal, 1971chapter of AORN. peared on the world scene with impact! Against the horizons of the Crimea a personality emerged, a p propriately named Nightingale; harbinger of the dawn of nursing and herald of our future. Historians describe her as frail in health and technically inept by today’s standards.
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A Bulimic Operating-Room Nurse
1993“Ashley Greene” was a 42-year-old married mother of three children who worked as an operating-room nurse. She volunteered to participate in the study after hearing it described in a hospital colloquium. She met the DSM-III-R criteria for Bulimia, being an episodic binge eater and purger; purging was usually triggered by feelings of physical or ...
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Practical Nurses in the Operating Room
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1952openaire +3 more sources