INO welcomes plans to set up new nursing courses

The Irish Nurses Organisation has welcomed plans to set up undergraduate courses in mid-wifery and children’s nursing.

INO welcomes plans to set up new nursing courses
Thu, 17 Nov, 2005 - 17:28

The Irish Nurses Organisation has welcomed plans to set up undergraduate courses in mid-wifery and children’s nursing.

Minister for Health Mary Harney announced this morning that 240 student places would be created in a bid to address shortages in these areas.

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