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    The proposed changes to the nursing associate role are surprisingly popular among nurses. This evolution is viewed as both a nostalgic return to traditional practices and a new pathway for healthcare assistants to become registered nurses.

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    • This change is also seen as an accessible entry point into nursing for individuals with less academic inclination.

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