Nurses too busy giving first aid to the health service

YOUR columnist Terry Prone (Irish Examiner, May 8) offered nurses a warning, well intentioned no doubt, on the public perception of the image of the profession.

Sat, 13 May, 2006 - 01:00

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I wish to put a few questions to Ms Prone.

1. Who assesses patients on arrival at A&E?

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