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Published on: June 22, 2010
Nurses' experiences of continuing education
M Dilloway1, P Bagnall, R Garbett
1Queen's Nursing Institute.
Abstract:
This article outlines some of the main findings from a survey into the experiences of nurses with continuing professional education following the introduction of the UKCC's standards for post registration education and practice (PREP). This survey was conducted jointly by the Queen's Nursing Institute and Nursing Times.
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