Robotic surgery: a day in the life of the UK’s first robotic nursing fellow
Providing cutting-edge care is just part of the attraction, alongside advanced skills

Providing cutting-edge care is just part of the attraction, alongside advanced skills
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Chief nurse Karen Bonner is promoting research on prostate cancer risk for black men
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People with cancer need to know healthcare services are there for them, to advise and care
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