Nursing is a global concern.

Emerg Nurse

Published: July 2015

I had the privilege last month of speaking at the International Council of Nurses (ICN) conference in Seoul, South Korea, where about 7,000 nurses from 119 different countries explored the importance of global co-operation in nursing.

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