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Cynthia Spry, RN, MSN, CNOR, is an OR instructor at St Vincent's Medical Center of Richmond in Staten Island, NY. She is chairman of the AORN Nursing Research Committee. She earned her bachelor of science degree in nursing from Wagner College, Staten Island, NY, her master of science degree in education from San Francisco State University, and her master of science degree in nursing from Wagner College. CHAIRMAN 1987-1988 AORN NURSING RESEARCH COMMITTEE.

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