Fears for the future of Scotland’s nursing workforce are growing, as fewer students opt to join the profession.
The Royal College of Nursing has warned the current workforce – which has about 5,000 vacancies in Scotland – has been worn down by years of understaffing and underinvestment.
In a recent report the Royal College of Nursing highlighted the significant financial pressures facing student nurses.
A staggering 99% said money was a worry, with nearly two thirds considering dropping out of their course altogether due to financial stress.
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‘INDEPENDENCE’ IS DEAD, A DEFLATED BALLOON WITH LITTLE SUPPORT FROM SCOTS AND SO THERE IS NO MANDATE FOR SEPARATION. WHY THEREFORE DO THE SNP THINK IT HAS A DIVINE RIGHT TO SEPARATE SCOTLAND FROM THE REST OF THE UK?
Written by Stephen Bailey.
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