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Developing a Competence Framework and Evaluation Tool for Primary Care Nursing in South Africa
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
Education for Health
Volume:
18
Issue:
2
Copyright:
2005
Pages:
12
Description:
Nurses provide the bulk of primary care services in South Africa. Post-apartheid health legislation envisions the provision of comprehensive primary services at all public clinics, which implies the need for a cadre of primary care nurses able to render such services. The objective of this study was to identify core competencies of clinic nurses and develop an evaluation tool for primary care nursing in South Africa. [from abstract]
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