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Abney-Roberts, S. E.
H4A - Infant Safe Sleep Practice Update: A Successful Quality Improvement Project
Adams, C.
I4 - Neonatal Pain: Challenges and Solutions
Adams, E. D.
H1 - Promoting Healthy Births Using Evidence-Based Physiologic Approaches
Adkins, K.
Innovative Program for Reducing Cesarean Section Infection Rates
Agostino, M. R.
H2 - Characterizing, Discovering, and Intervening in Maternal Death: Nurse Leadership in Maternal Mortality Surveillance
Aguirre, T.
I6B - Feasibility of a Bilingual, Interactive Computer-Based Breastfeeding Support Program for Rural Hispanic Women
Akemon, J.
Innovative Program for Reducing Cesarean Section Infection Rates
Akyüz, A.
Assessment of Efficieny of the Use of Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation in Labor Pain Relief
Alba, B.
Keeping It Safe: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Creating a Culture of Safety
Allen, M.
Mission Possible: Nurses Improving the Health of Moms and Babies By Dancing the 10 Steps to Successful Breastfeeding
Alvarez-Ramirez, P.
Measuring the Evidence: Quantifying Blood Loss at Birth Saves Lives
Amick, M. S.
Education Program Improves Maternity Staff Breastfeeding Knowledge
Amin, K.
Get Ready for Discharge- Postpartum Unit Modifies Delivery of Care to Enhance Readiness
Amstutz, M.
C5 - Checking the Foundation: Looking at Processes and Systems to Improve Emergency Response
Arafeh, J.
B5 - Checking the Foundation: Looking at Processes and Systems to Improve Emergency Response
C5 - Checking the Foundation: Looking at Processes and Systems to Improve Emergency Response
Armour, K. L.
F1 - Enhancing Patient Centered Care through Communication Skills Team Training
Armstrong, E.
Stop! Collaborate and Advocate! Empowering Nurses to be the Change in Reducing Primary Cesarean Section Rates
Asiodu, I. V.
What Does Infant Feeding Mean to African American Women and Their Support Persons
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