[Nursing students, key players in health services].

Rev Infirm

Institut de formation en soins infirmiers Théodore-Simon, 19, avenue de Maison-Blanche, 93330 Neuilly-sur-Marne, France.

Published: October 2019

The health service, which came into effect in September 2018, concerns all health-care students. Nursing students were among the first to get involved in nursing fields in a variety of settings where the population could get involved in raising awareness of healthy behaviours. A group of nursing students from a school in Île-de-France attests to their involvement in this innovation.

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