Thread: Crisis in the NHS
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Old 18-01-2018, 22:07   #404
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Re: Crisis in the NHS
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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
It's changed Den. Nurses used to get bursaries, now they have to get student loans like any other student. Given that there is a desperate shortage, it's hardly going to encourage new recruits, graduates have much better prospects and working conditions in other professions. Another Tory masterplan !
Funny, that, I thought that the bursary system actually restricted the number of nurses that could be trained.

The answer is obvious. Create new nursing posts that don’t actually require a degree. There are solutions if we look for them and that is one of the more obvious ones. It wouldn’t even cost more money if the non-degree nurses were used only to fill the vacant posts. You don’t have to throw money at a problem to resolve it, you just have to get practical.
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