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American Association of Neuroscience Nurses Papers (AANN), 1968/1996

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Full professional papers of this organization, ca. late-1960s to 1997. Includes minutes, correspondence, and reports of both the Board of Directors (concerning routine operations) and the Board of Trustees of the AANN Foundation (concerning research and scholarship awards, core curriculum and education). Annual meeting and special focus group materials, including items from the Society of Trauma Nurses, newsletters, accreditation, organizational history, and photographs. Please Also see the Agnes Marshall Papers, accession number
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American Association of Neuroscience Nurses Papers (AANN), 1968/1996 5.5 Linear Feet

Full professional papers of this organization, ca. late-1960s to 1997. Includes minutes, correspondence, and reports of both the Board of Directors (concerning routine operations) and the Board of Trustees of the AANN Foundation (concerning research and scholarship awards, core curriculum and education). Annual meeting and special focus group materials, including items from the Society of Trauma Nurses, newsletters, accreditation, organizational history, and photographs. Please Also see the Agnes Marshall Papers, accession number

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