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Balancing your nursing role with supporting students on placement

How to support students’ learning on placement while managing the pressures of your nursing workload – three registrants share their tips
Posted 13 May 2024 - 11:00
Nursing student is mentored by a nurse as he places ECG leads on the chest of a prone patient
 
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