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Operating room: 2010.

A M Lawrence·R S Lebsack
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Using expert systems, virtual reality, and commercial and futuristic technology, visionary operating room (OR) nurses will have the opportunity in the 21st century to dramatically improve the way the OR functions. Eliminating counting, decreasing occurrences of patient injuries, and improving staff and patient education are just some of the possibilities!

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A M Lawrence, R S Lebsack. 1997. Operating room: 2010.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9220909/

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