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Expressing views as a nurse: is it okay to say what you think?

Nurses are in a trusted position and have a duty to uphold the reputation of the profession – and that extends to sharing political or personal views
Posted 03 May 2024 - 11:00
Rosettes in different colours, suggesting differing political opinions and allegiances
 
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