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Hundreds of nurses to have NMC registration reviewed after 'astounding failure’

The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) faces backlash after failing to review health and criminal declarations for 18,000+ registrants – leaving some convicted nurses free to practise. Find out what the RCN thinks of this and what it thinks should be done.

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Hundreds of nurses to have NMC registration reviewed after 'astounding failure’

NMC faces backlash after failing to review health and criminal declarations for 18,000+ registrants

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