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HEART & LUNG ® The Journal of Acute and Critical Care 8A SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1999 HEART & LUNG READER COMMUNICATION Communication is important to us. This easy-to-use form is provided in each issue so that readers can immediately express their opinions and provide feedback. Our goal is to make Heart & Lung ® responsive to the needs of readers by maintaining an open line of communication. Please take a moment to fill in this form and FAX or mail it to us. Which two articles or features did you enjoy most in this issue? 1. 2. Enjoy least? 1. 2. What would you like us to cover in the future? Would you be interested in writing a clinical article or contributing to another feature in Heart & Lung ® ? Please state the topic or area below: Any other comments? Your name and address, please. Return to: Kathleen S. Stone, PhD, RN, FAAN, Editor The Ohio State University College of Nursing 180 Newton Hall 1585 Neil Avenue Columbus, OH 43210-1289 Fax: 614-292-1170

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HEART & LUNG®

The Journal of Acute and Critical Care

8A SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1999 HEART & LUNG

READER COMMUNICATION

Communication is important to us. This easy-to-use form is provided in each issue so that readers canimmediately express their opinions and provide feedback. Our goal is to make Heart & Lung® responsive tothe needs of readers by maintaining an open line of communication. Please take a moment to fill in thisform and FAX or mail it to us.

Which two articles or features did you enjoy most in this issue?

Enjoy least?

What would you like us to cover in the future?

Would you be interested in writing a clinical article or contributing to another feature in Heart & Lung®?

Please state the topic or area below:

Any other comments?

Your name and address, please.

Return to: Kathleen S. Stone, PhD, RN, FAAN, EditorThe Ohio State UniversityCollege of Nursing180 Newton Hall1585 Neil AvenueColumbus, OH 43210-1289Fax: 614-292-1170

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