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Submission provided to consultation on role of nursing associates

Unite-MHNA has provided an oicial response to the Department of Health and Social Care consultation on the regulation of nursing associates in England.

The submission argued that regulation on a separate part of the register seems appropriate, and would help to provide clarity for employers, professionals and the public.

The submission stated that a range of titles are already being used, for example, ‘nurse associate’, ‘associate nurse’ and ‘nurse’, causing confusion.

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