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Shaping Care Decisions and Outcomes: Implementing National Pediatric Blood Pressure Standards/Quality Improvement Processes to Increase Ambulatory Pediatric Immunization Rates
Date
March 31, 2007
$20
Standard Price
Speakers
Rosemarie Battaglia, MSN, RN
Anne L. Hammer, BA, BSN, RN
Pat Jacobsen, BSN, RN
Kathryn Sellers, MSN, RN
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