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‘Persist and be ambitious: nothing that comes easy is worth having’

University of Wolverhampton Institute of Health Professions senior lecturer Jim Bethel outlines the changes in emergency nursing over his career.

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ED nursing great but I miss chance to chat to patients

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‘Persist and be ambitious: nothing that comes easy is worth having’

60 seconds with RCNi child health award winner Drew McDonald

'It's up to nurses to tell politicians how it is'...

Working in emergency care is the best job you'll ever have...

60 seconds with acute clinical research nurse Claire Matata

Treat patients like family

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