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Darlene Parmentier

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Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing|May 16, 2012
The journey to zeroDoreen O'Grady, Darlene Parmentier, Jeanine Woltmann
Annals of Work Exposures and Health|March 18, 2021
Physiologic Effects and Symptoms Associated with Extended-Use Medical Mask and N95 RespiratorsGabrielle M Garra, Darlene Parmentier, Gregory Garra
American Journal of Infection Control|April 30, 2014
Modifying the risk: once-a-day bathing "at risk" patients in the intensive care unit with chlorhexidine gluconateDonna Armellino, Jeanine Woltmann, Darlene Parmentier, et al.
Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety|May 16, 2015
Methods for reducing sepsis mortality in emergency departments and inpatient unitsMartin E Doerfler, John D'Angelo, Diane Jacobsen, et al.
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Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing|May 16, 2012
The journey to zeroDoreen O'Grady, Darlene Parmentier, Jeanine Woltmann
Annals of Work Exposures and Health|March 18, 2021
Physiologic Effects and Symptoms Associated with Extended-Use Medical Mask and N95 RespiratorsGabrielle M Garra, Darlene Parmentier, Gregory Garra
American Journal of Infection Control|April 30, 2014
Modifying the risk: once-a-day bathing "at risk" patients in the intensive care unit with chlorhexidine gluconateDonna Armellino, Jeanine Woltmann, Darlene Parmentier, et al.
Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety|May 16, 2015
Methods for reducing sepsis mortality in emergency departments and inpatient unitsMartin E Doerfler, John D'Angelo, Diane Jacobsen, et al.
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