Clinical placement

Self-rostering: do nursing students get a say on their shifts?

A degree of control over clinical placements offers the predictability you need to plan paid work, keep domestic commitments on track and stay learning-focused

Lynne Pearce
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Illustration of self-rostering in nursing shows three staff working together with a calendar to plan their rota

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