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Perioperative nursing. Designing, implementing a baccalaureate elective.

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The clinical faculty of the affiliated teaching hospitals felt the initial course offering was beneficial to students and institutions alike. The course served as a foundation for the students' entry into perioperative nursing practice, and served to shorten the amount of time institutions invest in orientation. In conclusion, we recognize the importance of offering a perioperative nursing educational opportunity at the baccalaureate level. With increased student interest, we are looking forward to continuing the course and implementing the refinements as recommended.

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R G Tolley, J C Cullen, E S Hoffman, S L Riester. 1990. Perioperative nursing. Designing, implementing a baccalaureate elective.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0001-2092(07)67291-3

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