Periop Talk
Association of periOperative Registered Nurses (AORN)
Keeping surgical patients safe is the top concern of perioperative nurses. Each month, join AORN’s periop-specific podcast, Periop Talk, for Q&As with AORN Guideline for Perioperative Practice nurse authors and discussions with industry thought leaders to interviews with frontline OR nurses, we strive to make surgery safer by discussing today’s top perioperative topics.
Episodes (48)
3 Feb 2023 05:00
9 Nov 2022 02:00
17 Oct 2022 07:00
26 Aug 2022 08:00
26 Aug 2022 08:00
6 Jun 2022 08:00
31 May 2022 03:00
14 Mar 2022 02:00
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