Using Simulation and Competency Assessment to Decrease Inappropriate Referrals to a Comprehensive Vascular Access Team. [electronic resource]

By:

Nguyen, Somali

Contributor(s):

Jones, Allison
Polancich, Shea
Poe, Terri
Garrigan, April
Talley, Michele

Producer: 20201123Description: 55-61 p. digitalISSN:

1945-1474

Subject(s):

Adult
Clinical Competence
Emergency Service, Hospital -- standards
Female
Health Personnel -- education
Humans
Male
Middle Aged
Patient Simulation
Practice Guidelines as Topic
Quality of Health Care -- standards
Referral and Consultation -- standards
Staff Development -- methods
United States
Unnecessary Procedures -- standards
Vascular Access Devices -- standards

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In: Journal for healthcare quality : official publication of the National Association for Healthcare Quality vol. 42

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Using Simulation and Competency Assessment to Decrease Inappropriate Referrals to a Comprehensive Vascular Access Team.

APA

Nguyen S., Jones A., Polancich S., Poe T., Garrigan A. & Talley M. (20201123). Using Simulation and Competency Assessment to Decrease Inappropriate Referrals to a Comprehensive Vascular Access Team. : Journal for healthcare quality : official publication of the National Association for Healthcare Quality.

Chicago

Nguyen Somali, Jones Allison, Polancich Shea, Poe Terri, Garrigan April and Talley Michele. 20201123. Using Simulation and Competency Assessment to Decrease Inappropriate Referrals to a Comprehensive Vascular Access Team. : Journal for healthcare quality : official publication of the National Association for Healthcare Quality.

Harvard

Nguyen S., Jones A., Polancich S., Poe T., Garrigan A. and Talley M. (20201123). Using Simulation and Competency Assessment to Decrease Inappropriate Referrals to a Comprehensive Vascular Access Team. : Journal for healthcare quality : official publication of the National Association for Healthcare Quality.

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Nguyen Somali, Jones Allison, Polancich Shea, Poe Terri, Garrigan April and Talley Michele. Using Simulation and Competency Assessment to Decrease Inappropriate Referrals to a Comprehensive Vascular Access Team. : Journal for healthcare quality : official publication of the National Association for Healthcare Quality. 20201123.

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