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Letter from Zambia 7: Learning is a Two-Way Process

Since 2014, nurses and nursing students from the UK have been visiting Zambia and working with the Ministry of Health there to help develop critical care nursing. Major Chris Carter reflects on the benefits of seeing practice from a different perspective.
Posted 25 September 2017 - 10:49
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