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02 September 2023 02 Sep 2023

Volume 32 | Issue 16

ISSN (Print): 0966-0461

ISSN (Online): 2052-2819

A positive influence on stoma care practice

The importance of nurse education cannot be underestimated in the current NHS climate. The declining numbers of senior, experienced nurses in the NHS leaves a deficit in the availability of role models for nurses coming into the profession.

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