Carol Tringali on the Schwartz Center Rounds Program

Carol Tringali, MS, RN

Published Online: Monday, May 9, 2011

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Carol Tringali, MS, RN, AOCNS, from Penn State Hershey Medical Center discusses the Schwartz Center Rounds Program, a system used in 230 facilities in 33 states that was designed to create a regularly scheduled time for nurses to discuss psychosocial issues with patients.

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Carol Tringali on the Schwartz Center Rounds Program