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Nursing students: what to do if you’re struggling with your course

Strategies for coping with stress and avoiding burnout, plus advice on what to do if your studies or circumstances are affecting your mental health
Posted 05 June 2024 - 01:00
A female student looks downcast and worried as she walks alone outside of a university building while other students chat in the background, suggesting a nursing student who is isolated or struggling with their mental well-being
 
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