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Nursing student innovations: how to spark ideas on placement

Hospital-based research projects give students the chance to learn about building an evidence base, presenting their case and implementing service improvements
Posted 28 February 2024 - 10:00
Nurse, face unseen, holds an illuminated lightbulb, with systematically connected dots appearing to radiate from, illustrating the capacity of nurses to be innovative
 
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