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Suzanne Purvis1, Alazda Kaun, Andrea McKenna

  • 1Author Affiliations: Clinical Nurse Specialist (Dr Purvis), Geriatrics Nursing Practice Innovation University Hospital; Clinical Nurse Specialist (Ms Kaun), Burn and Trauma/Surgical IMC University Hospital; Clinical Nurse Specialist (Ms McKenna), Vascular Surgery Progressive Care University Hospital; Clinical Nurse Specialist (Ms Weber Viste), Abdominal Transplant University Hospital; and Director (Ms Fedorov), Nursing Operations Support University Hospital, UW Health Madison, Wisconsin.

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