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Janet Davies: Investment in nursing must not stop at new recruits 

More funding to train nursing associates and graduate apprentices is welcome, but developing and retaining current staff is equally important, says RCN chief executive Janet Davies.
Posted 07 November 2017 - 07:52
 
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