Consumers’ experiences of comprehensive-prepared graduate nurses and their nursing care in acute mental health settings

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Consumers’ experiences of comprehensive-prepared graduate nurses and their nursing care in acute mental health settings

Pre-registration nursing education has long moved away from preparing nurses with mental health specialisation to nurses with comprehensive knowledge and skills. However, the consumers’ experiences of comprehensive-prepared nurses and their nursing care has not been widely explored. This paper repor...

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Main Authors:	Lim, Eric, Tate, Rebecca, Amy, Sewell, Higham, Kezia, Ferraz, K., Harban, Kathryn, Murdock, Jane, Delahunty, Sharon
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Taylor & Francis 2024
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/94505

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