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American Association of Critical Care Nurses

Alarm Fatigue, Must Reads, Patient Stories, Respiratory Compromise

Weekly Must Reads in Patient Safety (Jan 23, 2015)

January 23, 2015 Michael Wong Leave a comment

Alarms! Alarms! Alarms! … and a family seeks answers to death at a VA hospital.

But, before we get to the serious news … a little humor … Read More →

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