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This page shows all the libraries, lists, discussion boards, and surveys in this Web site. Click the name of a library or list to view its contents. To create a new library or list, click Create.
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Board Documents
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Board Statements and Reports
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3 months ago
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Chapter Maps
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12 months ago
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Public Documents
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Documents for General Public Use
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186
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2 months ago
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Shared Documents
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General Forms and Documents
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4 months ago
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Photo Gallery
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Photos That May Be Of Interest
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8 months ago
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Announcements
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Texas ENA Announcements
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20
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85 minutes ago
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Chapter Links
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7 months ago
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General Links
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4 months ago
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Meetings
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Texas ENA Meetings
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2 days ago
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TXENA Links
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12 months ago
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Joint Commission reinstates rule requiring prospective review of all Medication orders in the ED
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The Joint Commission has resended it's decision to modify the rule on medication reconcilitation in the ED. The ruling reinstates the original intent of the rule which requires that all medications be prospectively reviewed by a pharmacist. How will this effect care in your ED? How do you as a manager plan to address this issue from a budgetary standpoint?
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11 months ago
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Procedural Sedation
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The Texas Board of Nurses currently does not allow a nurse in the emergency department to administer propofol IV. The National ENA has recently released a position statement in favor of extending this skill to nurses in the ED with demonstrated competency. Texas ENA has not yet taken an official stand on this issue. As a nurse praciticing in an emergency care setting, how do you feel about this issue?
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7 months ago
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