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CPD: how fight for protected time puts nurse revalidation at risk

Ongoing pressures on funding and staffing are leaving nurses struggling to fulfil the CPD required for revalidation and there are calls for statutory change
Posted 03 June 2024 - 01:00
Illustration shows a tired-looking nurse in scrubs sitting leaning against a giant hourglass timer, with books sitting by her side, suggesting pressures on time for CPD activities
 
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