Nursing is a challenging but hugely rewarding profession, and whether you’re planning to work for the NHS or a private healthcare, you’re guaranteed a career that’s always filled with variation, opportunities and new people. Depending on your background and prior experience, there are several different routes into a nursing role – this article will help […]
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Routes into nursing – what are your options?
October 25th, 2013 
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Posted in General Healthcare, Midwifery, NHS, Nurses 
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April 1st, 2012 Admin Children’s feet are delicate as they are still growing and will need ample space and support to develop healthily. Rebecca Parker, (a home visit chiropodist in Kidderminster) explains that check-ups by a podiatrist or chiropodist are essential to promote healthy foot development. Rebecca is also a home visit chiropodist in Malvern and she carries out […]
Posted in Chiropody, General Healthcare, Physiotherapy, Podiatry Tags: children, childs healthcare, chiropody in children, feet, foot, healthcare, podiatry in children Comments Off on Chiropody and Podiatry for Children
