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  • Healthcare Policy

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  • The leaflet "Nursing World '9T" was distributed to nursing students.
  • Registered Nurse Mental Handicap (RNMH) students are a distinct group within nursing.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To highlight the omission of RNMH nurses in the "Nursing World '9T" leaflet.
  • To express dissatisfaction with the lack of inclusivity in nursing recruitment materials.

Main Methods:

  • A third-year RNMH student reviewed the "Nursing World '9T" leaflet.
  • The student identified a lack of specific options for RNMH nurses.

Main Results:

  • The "Nursing World '9T" leaflet did not include a category or box for RNMH nurses.
  • This omission was perceived as an oversight and a source of frustration by the student.

Conclusions:

  • Nursing recruitment materials should be inclusive of all nursing specializations.
  • Clearer categorization is needed to accurately represent and recruit diverse nursing professionals.