Enhancing readiness and safety through emergency response training in hospital-based clinics.

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At UPMC Presbyterian Shadyside Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pa., Terri l. Kress is an advanced clinical education specialist; Tiffany l. Conlin is an advanced clinical education specialist; and Joyce Jackson is a nurse educator. The authors would like to acknowledge Frederick Tasota, MSN, RN, a nurse educator at UPMC Presbyterian Shadyside Hospital.

Published: August 2019

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