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Practice nurses need ‘voice’ in decision-making to improve retention
Digital Edition: Practice nurses need ‘voice’ in decision-making to improve retention
Lack of recognition, feeling undervalued and lack of involvement in decision-making are three key areas that need to be addressed if practice nurse retention is to be improved, a study suggests.
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