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The importance of equality and diversity in nursing care

Mental health nurse David Van de Velde reflects on the importance of equality and diversity in nursing care and in teams
Posted 11 September 2020 - 11:56
Mental health lead David Van DeVelde

Mental health nurse David Van de Velde reflects on the importance of equality and diversity in nursing care and in teams.

Mental health nurse David Van de Velde reflects on the importance of equality and diversity in nursing care and in teams.
 

 

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