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Nurses and Midwives Reject Recruitment and Retention Proposals
Oct 16 2018, 13:54 INMO
94% have rejected proposals to address the recruitment and retention crisis in nursing and midwifery- Nurses and midwives welcome extra health spending – but recruitment and retention crisis needs to be tackled INMO The INMO has welcomed the extra investment in Ireland’s public health service in today’s budget. But the organisation has questioned the inaction on the recruitment and retention crisis in nursing and midwifery.
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