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Old Jul 01, 1999, 01:15 PM
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Emergency Nursing Book

There is a new book out by Lippincott, Quick Reference to Triage. More than patient assessment, this book is full of easy, quick to use, essential facts that make patient assessment and prioritization of care a breeze for nurses of all levels of expertise.
Check is out at your local bookstore, Amazon.com, or through Lippincott (800) 638-3030. Don't miss this one! Valerie Grossman, BSN, CEN, CCRN

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