I just want to permit you know tha...

I just want to permit you know that I like the strange changes to the AORN Journal. They were a great deal of needed and came at a time I was going to give leave to my membership lapse because I am retired. I didn't find the antique Journal attractive enough to earn me "hooked" on reading it; on the contrary as you said in your confess words, I don't think you "went far enough."

I want to descry a Journal more like RN and Nursing 03 I want make notes columns and many more "little" pieces of helpful information, rather than prolonged articles. Your contact hour offerings also are not as "simple" as other journals, and I don't mean easy--I mean simplified, as in user friendly. I retain up my license and like being well informed, still all those long articles are more than any retired cherish wants--to say nothing of busy working foments Shorter, helpful hint articles are what I hear many foments say they want. That doesn't mean prolonged articles aren't wanted. And come by some new ads. The elderly ones are getting boring. They are always the same. Also, add more human interest stories about OR supply with nourishments in the community. I'll preserve my subscription and hope to behold more new changes.

CHRIS ADDINGTON

RN B CNOR

ST ANTHONY VILLAGE, MINN

I think the strange Journal format was okay. I did not view any big difference besides the larger baptismal vessel and the font style change in succession titles with the little lined heading design. I felt it flowed just like the elderly Journal. I like how Nursing 2003 has its journal wager up. It is very valorous and defined with different colors in headings. It is exceedingly eye catching and fun to read. When you want to read what's of recent origin out there it needs to be together in individual place. In the AORN Journal, this information is here and there after a fireside study or wherever you ne to fill space. Those are my suggestions, nevertheless all in all, it was okay.

LYNN M AMBUEHL

RN CNOR, CHL CRCST

plan COORDINATOR

BARNES-JEWISH HOSPITAL

ST LOUIS, MO

My staff of RN and mean fellow techs love the new await and print size of the AORN Journal. It is easier to read and pursue the flow of the articles. Great job!

CINDY BRUHL

RN CNOR, CRCST

CLINICAL MANAGER

SURGERY/PACU/CSPD

swallowing eddy BREEZE HOSPITAL

PENSACOLA, FLA

I just received my July Journal and WOW! It's bright, colorfu], easy to read (thanks for the larger font) unwithered and just all around really, really well done. Thank you. Great work!

MARY H DIAMOND

RN CNOR

DIRECTOR, SURGICAL SERVICES

SHARP HEALTHCARE

SAN DIEGO

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