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Is nurse training too generic and lacking child-specific content?

Less child-specific content is being taught on preregistration children’s nursing programmes, with some concerned about a shift to more generic nurse training
Posted 25 July 2024 - 01:00
A manikin of an infant lying on a bed is used to help a nursing student practise using a stethoscope
 
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