Forum focus - taking part counts.

Nurs Older People

Published: June 2014

INCREASED PARTICIPATION of members is vital to the success of the Royal College of Nursing, which is why congress is such a pivotal event in the organisation's calendar. Two major changes at this month's congress aim to highlight the importance of member participation: the annual general meeting will be held and the forum steering committee elections launched.

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http://dx.doi.org/10.7748/nop.26.5.10.s10DOI Listing

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