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    Bachelor of nursing students at a higher education institution in the Western Cape’s experience of preparation for and perceptions about their readiness for clinical placement in emergency
    (University of the Western Cape, 2022) Sipamla, Nomahlubi; Daniels, Felicity
    Nurses are the frontline healthcare professionals in the emergency units, charged with providing ethical, safe and effective emergency care. They are required to have specific knowledge and skills about emergency care. Emergency nursing is a speciality requiring high acuity as it is complex, acute and sometimes chaotic in nature. It is centred on the level of severity, urgent intervention, prioritization, resuscitative measures and stabilization to prevent, mortality and morbidity.

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