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BME nurse leaders: perceptions of what’s possible

At Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, black and minority ethnic staff are actively encouraged to apply for more senior roles, with one-to-one coaching from the trust’s chief nurse just one of the supportive measures on offer.
Posted 29 September 2017 - 07:35
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