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‘Working in the NHS can feel like being trapped in an abusive relationship’

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Cate Maina writes about the intersectionality of care, nursing and politics across the globe, based on her experience as a registered nurse in Kenya and now in the UK.
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‘Working in the NHS can feel like being trapped in an abusive relationship’

Cate Maina writes about the intersectionality of care, nursing and politics across the globe, based on her experience as a registered nurse in Kenya and now in the UK.

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Nursing Times broke the news in on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.
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