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//Resources// Notes on OB & Maternity Nursing

I've uploaded my notes on OB and maternity nursing. I hope you can find this useful. To download this file, simply click here. As always, the file is in Adobe PDF format. Let me know if you have problems downloading the file.

Goodluck.

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Anonymous said…
I came across this site from somewhere and was very glad that I did. There are a lot of links and posts which are very useful and it was only here that some of my questions have been answered like how a foreign nurse can have the finger print scans done when not in the US, etc. Impressive site. Thank you and may you continue empowering more Filipino nurses.
Geoff said…
Hi Sherwyn,

We're glad you like our site. We're always looking for ways to improve our content so if you have any suggestions, just send them over and we'll try our best to get the information.

Thanks and more power to us all.
Anonymous said…
such a useful notes in OB...thanks...

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