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The OR Nurse2009 eNews is a monthly online component to the OR Nurse2009 journal. This monthly newsletter will keep you on the cutting edge of new technologies, practice recommendations, and the latest standards to help you meet your toughest OR challenges. Best of all, the eNews is free! If you would like to receive the OR Nurse2009 journal, visit us at www.ornursejournal.com.
TALES FROM THE OR
OR Nurse 2010 is currently seeking stories from real nurses about some of the more touching, funny, heartbreaking or simply unbelievable experiences they�ve had in the operating room or PACU throughout their nursing career. For more information, email [email protected].
 Online CE: What you need to know about thyroidectomy
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Online CE: Improving quality of life with FESS
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Craniofacial surgery: Making tough decisions
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PONV management: Strategies that work
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Pandemic planning: Panic prevention
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| Cosmetic surgery |
�Botax� talk has patients, companies uneasy
Makers of cosmetic drugs and products are working quickly to stop the proposed 5% tax on elective cosmetic surgery.
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| Spine care |
New comprehensive spine center announced
The Hospital for Special Surgery recently unveiled one of the most comprehensive centers in the country for the treatment of all nonoperative and operative spin disorders.
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| NOTES success |
MI technique leaves little scars, short hospital stay
Using natural orifice transluminal endoscopy surgery and transanal endoscopic microsurgery combined, surgeons were able to successfully remove rectal mass through the anus.
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Hospital calls in GE to solve scheduling problem
The right stress response could lead to quicker recovery
Mixed results for infant heart defect surgical strategies
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Hospital Outpatient Infusion Services: 2010 Documentation & Coding Update
Professionals like you want to know what will happen with Medicare documentation and coding rules for outpatient infusion services in 2010. And, as if your plate wasn't full enough, the Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) program is stepping up its scrutiny of infusion services, particularly related to documentation for services charged and billed. This audio seminar will preview next year's changes, providing expert analysis and interpretation - how you'll be impacted on a daily basis. Don't miss this opportunity to gain essential insights into the new year!
Click here to Register, or call MedLearn at 1-800-252-1578.
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Hospital Acquired Conditions: Learn strategies to prevent
Surgical Site Infections:
The recent CMS mandate presents challenges to you, your patients, and the hospital. Reducing the incidence of hospital acquired conditions, including surgical site infections, catheter-related bloodstream infections and pressure ulcers is not only critical to patient care, it is crucial to minimizing the financial impact on the hospital. Learn strategies to help prevent Hospital Acquired Conditions through free CE credit, webcasts and more
Visit this Learning Center Now...
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