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Janet Davies: it is time to get political and use your vote in the general election

The RCN’s general election manifesto is calling on all political parties to value nursing and healthcare, but nurses have a part to play too, says RCN chief executive Janet Davies. 
Posted 08 May 2017 - 08:00
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