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‘NZ’s low and slow uptake means few seeing benefits of nurse prescribing’

25 April 2018
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Nurse practitioner Karen Hoare says New Zealand lags well behind the UK in the number of nurse prescribers
Nurse prescribers are good for business, saving time and money, introducing more skills to a practice, and making a practice an attractive employer

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