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Chief nursing officer for Ireland aims to ‘bring nurses together’

When Ireland's chief nursing officer (CNO) Siobhan O’Halloran was appointed to her post two years ago this month, she was determined to join nurses together, not just between the different nursing branches but geographically too
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Posted 30 September 2015
 
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