Nursing studies

Group work: a nursing student’s survival guide 

Conflict and differing life experience can make working on a group-based task quite a challenge – but it’s also a great way to develop your collaboration skills
Posted 03 July 2024 - 01:00
Group of young people in a huddle as if planning how to execute a task, illustrating group work in nursing education
 
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