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Articles in Sept 2006 issue of AORN Journal

• Patient discharge criteria; single versus double wrap
  by Geoffrey Hibbert
• Bariatric surgery complication rates increase over time
• Enzyme inhibitor use may increase risk of birth defects
• Simply Successful Surgery: A Holistic Approach to a Conventional Procedure
  by Nancy J. Shatto
• Single versus double wrap
  by Lisa A. James
• Using medical-error reporting to drive patient safety efforts
  by Joanne Stow
• The national patient safety goats: a focus for action
  by Suzanne C. Beyea
• Physician shortage raises concerns
  by L. Girion
• Correction
• Magnetic device may reduce migraine headache pain
• AORN guidance statement: "do-not-use" abbreviations, acronyms, dosage designations, and symbols
• Opportunities from the center for perioperative education
• Submit your photographs for the president's photo project
• Effects of comfort warming on preoperative patients
  by Doreen Wagner
• Quiet hospitals help patient healing
• 40 years ago in the AORN Journal
• 2007 slale of candidates
• Hospitals develop methods to improve patient hand offs
• Short, scheduled naps help medical residents on call
• 30 years ago in the AORN Journal
• Hospital adherence to heart attack guidelines saves lives
• Educating nurses about correct application of cricoid pressure
  by Stephen P. Patten
• Reorganizing surgical workflow; perceptions of surgical errors; patient safety; postdischarge unplanned admissions
  by George Allen
• 20 years ago in the AORN Journal
• Sharing your knowledge as a perioperative expert
  by Paula R. Graling
• Demystifying the publishing process
  by Cynthia Saver
• New graduate student congress poster session announced
• 2007 AORN Congress housing is open
• 10 years ago in the AORN Journal
• Professional Football linemen at risk for heart disease
• Ergonomics in the workplace
  by Catherine A.G. Sparkman
• Registered nurse peer evaluation in the perioperative setting
  by Melanie B. Gentry
• PNDS @ Work: Staff Nurse Development
  by Elisabeth Craig
• Performing in the operating theater
  by Margaret Miller
• Quality control in tissue banking—ensuring the safety of allograft tissues
  by Linda K. Humphries
• New membership program offers rewards to facilities
• A Daybook for Nurses: Making a Difference Each Day
  by Melisa A. Gantt
• Statin use may reduce the risk of common cataracts
• Adverse events may occur more often in late afternoon
• Ring wearing and hand hygiene; avian influenza; pharmaceutical waste; tuberculosis update; multiuse surgical site marking pens
  by Joan Blanchard
• Core Curriculum for the RN First Assistant, 4th ed
  by C.J. Welter