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Is She or Isn't She In Preterm Labor: Implementing Standardized Assessment
Papp, C.
Creating the Perfect Mother-Baby Transfer
Parfitt, S.
E3 - Postpartum Hemorrhage: Vigilance,Preparation, Response
Pathy, S.
Engaging OB/GYN Residents In Contraceptive Counseling to Improve Patient Satisfaction
Payne, C. S.
Breastfeeding: Latching On with the Community
Peck, S.
C3 - Better Bones, Stronger Body: New Strategies to Prevent and Manage Bone Loss
Pehanich, K.
Reducing Risk by Standardizing Fetal Monitoring Competence
Perozzi, K.
AWHONN Student Leader Internship Project
Peters, L.
Taking a Road Trip to Baby Friendly USA: One Community Hospital's Journey
Picagli, D. M.
Engaging OB/GYN Residents In Contraceptive Counseling to Improve Patient Satisfaction
Pichert, J. W.
D1 - Hot Topic: Creating and Sustaining a Safe, Civilized Healthcare Workplace
E1 - Hot Topic:Creating and Sustaining a Safe, Civilized Healthcare Workplace
Pierce, D.
Congratulations on Your New Baby: A Nursing Model for Successful Family Transitions
Pitts, S.
H6 - The Impaired Nurse: Management Strategies
Pocrnich, A. L.
PC1 - Take Your Team to the Next Level with TeamSTEPPS
Poeltler, D. M.
G3 - We're Not All Created Equal: Validating Altered NST Criteria for <32 Week Gestation Pregnancies
Pomerleau, M.
Unionization and Nursing Professionalism: Complementary or Adversarial?
B6 (A, B) - Case Studies
Pompe-Waltman, J.
Congratulations on Your New Baby: A Nursing Model for Successful Family Transitions
Poschman, K.
Is She or Isn't She In Preterm Labor: Implementing Standardized Assessment
Prince, J.
Innovations In Lactation Support for Infants Born with Complex Surgical Anomalies
Protokowicz, J. M.
Exploring the Relationship Between Mental Illness and Pre-Eclampsia
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