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Recruitment rethink: getting the right nurse in the right role

Leading NHS trusts are recruiting ward sisters using an interview technique that focuses on the innate strengths needed to succeed in the role rather than competencies. The approach recognises that even a great nurse will struggle in the wrong job.
Posted 23 June 2017 - 10:08
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