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Article Category: Research Article

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Online Publication Date: 01 Sept 2003

Memory improvement in octogenarians.

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Page Range: 40 – 41

DOI: 10.2309/1552-8855-8.3.40b

Copyright: Copyright 2003 by AVA. All rights reserved.

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Substance Use Risk Assessment: Assessing the Risk of Vascular Access Device Tampering in Patients With a History of Drug Use

Toni EastridgeMHA, BSN, RN, MEDSURG-BC,

Brandy NordBSN, RN,

Ann SteffeMSN, RN, PCCN, and

Kathleen Willegal-RussDNP, MSNEd, RN, NPD-BC, a-IPC

President’s Message

Karen LaforetRN, MCLSC, CCHN(C), CVAA(C), VA-BC, DAPWCA

Don’t Get on My Nerves: A Deeper Dive

Wayne TeipenBSN, RN, VA-BC

2024 Association for Vascular Access Scientific Meeting: People’s Choice Poster Winners: Poster Abstracts

Opportunities for Quality Improvement Through a Simulation-Based Mastery Learning Curriculum for Interprofessional Central Venous Care: Foundational Support

Ashley E. FranklinPhD, RN, CNE, CHSE-A

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Substance Use Risk Assessment: Assessing the Risk of Vascular Access Device Tampering in Patients With a History of Drug Use

Toni EastridgeMHA, BSN, RN, MEDSURG-BC,

Brandy NordBSN, RN,

Ann SteffeMSN, RN, PCCN, and

Kathleen Willegal-RussDNP, MSNEd, RN, NPD-BC, a-IPC

President’s Message

Karen LaforetRN, MCLSC, CCHN(C), CVAA(C), VA-BC, DAPWCA

Don’t Get on My Nerves: A Deeper Dive

Wayne TeipenBSN, RN, VA-BC

2024 Association for Vascular Access Scientific Meeting: People’s Choice Poster Winners: Poster Abstracts

Opportunities for Quality Improvement Through a Simulation-Based Mastery Learning Curriculum for Interprofessional Central Venous Care: Foundational Support

Ashley E. FranklinPhD, RN, CNE, CHSE-A

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