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English language tests for overseas nurses: too hard, or not tough enough?

Amid concerns that the NMC’s English language standard for overseas nurses is too high, and is a significant barrier to recruitment, employers are urging the regulator to think again.  
Posted 25 July 2017 - 12:19
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