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    Background:

    • Ward sisters and charge nurses are crucial leadership roles in healthcare.
    • Ensuring fair compensation is vital for retaining experienced nursing staff.
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    • A significant majority of ward sisters and charge nurses are paid less than recommended.
    • The survey indicates a widespread issue of underpayment in these nursing roles.
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