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

Layla Haidrani - @layla_haidrani
Posted 04 August 2017 - 13:44

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

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