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ED nurses struggle with lack of toilets and cramped facilities

Too few toilets and lockers, inadequate changing rooms and cramped rest space add to the pressures on nurses working in emergency departments, a survey reveals
Posted 25 April 2024 - 01:00
Two weary emergency care nurses, both holding disposable paper cups, rest on a trolley in a hospital corridor
 
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