A specialty organization addresses the nursing shortage.
The Association of periOperative Registered Nurses (AORN) has committed organization resources to address the worsening shortage of qualified professional registered nurses in the operating room. Organizationally, the efforts have addressed assisting members to recruit new staff and provide orientation and educational experiences that prepare competent practitioners for this specialty. As well, the organization has developed educational programs, membership programs, and other services to support AORN members to develop mentoring relationships with students and new staff. Other organizational efforts include legislative activities and collaborative relationships with other organizations.
Beyea
Suzanne C
SC
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, USA. sbeyea@metrocast.net
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