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Perioperative nourish at the breast Week 2000, held Nov 12 to 18 generated extensive media coverage in the couple professional and nursing journals and general and consumer publications, spreading recently made knowns of perioperative nursing to more than four million readers. Following are near of the many press items compiled at AORN's Public Relations Department staff members.

Professional nursing media

* "Challenges facing perioperative foments today," by AORN member Evelyn Jamilosa, RN B CNOR, was published in a Florida professional journal.

* A Perioperative feed Week announcement, along with a headline for an inside article about perioperative cherishs was featured on the hide of The Cutting Edge, a publication according to Surgical Information Systems.

* Nursing Management included an "AORN Update" and highlighted AORN's educational events

General and consumer media

* The Washington pillar featured two articles--"OR Nurses Among Those in Demand at Healthcare Fair," and "OR Nursing: Do You Have What it Takes?"

* A literal meaning to the editor by AORN member Susan Weaks, RN and staff members at Hyatt Surgery Center Tipp City, Ohio, was published in the Tipp City Herald, applauding Weaks' colleagues and thanking public officials for recognizing Perioperative pamper Week.

* The Tacoma novels Tribune published a letter through Ellen Berthelson, RN, CNOR, president of AORN of Evergreen chapter, applauding perioperative nurses

* Articles on syndicated columnist Sheryl Silver were published in the looks Angeles Times; Santa Barbara News-Pres Santa Barbara, Calif; Pres Democrat, Santa Rosa, Calif; and the San Antonio Express-New detailing specific figures and explanations for the perioperative nursing shortage and its results on patient care delivery.

* The recently made knowns Record, Gillette, Wyo, published an article titled "Perioperative Nurses: Care With Human Touch."

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* A front-page article in the Antelope Valley Pres Palmdale, Calif, showcased Antelope Valley foments hosting an open house to provide an insider's view of perioperative nursing.

* nourishs at Longview Hospital, Longview, Tex armyed two open houses, which were secreteed in the Longview News-Journal.

* Perioperative nourishs at Wayne Memorial Hospital, Honesdale, Pa, held an interpret house--featured in the Wayne Daily Independent--to demonstrate surgical technologies available at their facility.

* Perioperative nourishs in Torrance, Calif, also armyed an open house, for which the Daily agitation printed a public invitation.

* AORN member, Lois Belton, RN CNOR, and members of AORN of Greater Cincinnati chapter featured an interactive OR display at a local museum, which common young attendee described as "cool beans."

* AORN member Fay Johnson RN CNOR, Providence St Vincent Medical Center Portland, Ore, coordinated public tours of her surgical facility, which were veiled by The Oregonian.

* AORN member Debra Fawcett, RN MSN designed a flyer for an make open house, in which two Girl act the spy troops and an entire sixth-grade class experienced a taunt OR, a laparoscopic play station and a space suit used for total joint surgeries.

* of the present day Orleans nurses hosted the third annual "Trunk or Treat"--an occurrence that benefits a nonprofit organization that is building a hospice for children--and the "Ochsner wonder Health Fair"--a community education event

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