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Next year will mark the 150th anniversary of the start of district nursing. The QNI will be leading a wide range of celebratory activities, marking this remarkable history and the vision and commitment of the people who founded and developed district nursing. There will be a dedicated website to provide access to many of the historical resources and records that we hold. And we hope to launch a major project to protect and display some of the important artefacts that trace the history of district nursing from its earliest days.
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