Practice-based teaching and nurse education
Nursing StandardPublished 23 January 2002
Lai Chan Koh
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This article focuses on the resurgence of practice-based teaching in nurse education highlighted in the publications Making a Difference (DoH 1999), Fitness for Practice (UKCC 1999) and A Health Service of all the Talents: Developing the NHS Workforce (DoH 2000).
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