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In the emergency unit at University Hospital of Wales (UHW), Cardiff,
Complaints are a vital component of clinical governance in healthcare
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Nurse practitioners (NPs) rarely undertake gynaecological histories or
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Since major trauma networks were introduced, medical and non-medical s
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