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It feels special tobe qualifying now

As the NHS turns 70, celebrations centre around the vital role it plays, the everyday heroes who keep it running and its continuing evolution as a service to meet the population’s ever-changing needs.

Specific to mental health, part of the NHS’s 70th birthday narrative details a desire to offer urgent and emergency care wherever it is needed.

Is the NHS rising to these challenges and how do we as student nurses fit into these aspirations?

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