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TAPAN's Mission
The Texas Association of PeriAnesthesia Nurses, as a component of the American Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses, advances nursing practice through education, research, and standards. The Texas Association of Post-Anesthesia Nurses was formed in 1976. The organization became incorporated on April 2, 1984, as a non-profit corporation.
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Recent News & Announcements
TAPAN is one of the strongest components of ASPAN. What's our secret sauce? YOU! Please review our Strategic Plan for 2026-2027. This is a living,...
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TAPAN has discovered that some may have duplicate Nursing Network accounts (same name with different email addresses). Your email address is the...
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Hello TAPAN Members, How time flies! We just welcomed 2026 a few weeks ago and now we are going into the second month of the year! Here's to a...
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