Nursing in Europe: what 1992 has to offer

British Journal of Nursing (Mark Allen Publishing)

|April 13, 1992

Abstract:

RGNs and midwives have been allowed to work freely throughout Europe since 1977. However, the number of migrating nurses remains comparatively low. It is essential that nurses are culturally aware so that alternative healthcare patterns can be accurately evaluated.

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