Best practice in vaccine administration.
Good practice is essential for nurses working in the field of vaccine administration to ensure that patients receive the best care possible. This article discusses the results of a survey of 500 practice nurses to assess knowledge of best practice in vaccine administration. As a result, a task force of expert nurses and doctors was convened to develop guidance on best practice in this area.
Chiodini
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janechiodini@aol.com
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