The wisdom that comes from revalidation
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The wisdom that comes from revalidation

Mark Kelly Mental health manager, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust, Northern Ireland
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It arrived in a flurry of panic, but the benefits of self-examination and what can be taken from feedback are becoming apparent

So, revalidation arrived and a cloud of doom descended on hapless nurses. A disconcerting unease threatened our equilibrium as a flurry of updates was delivered by practice champions and a mountain of documents was circulated in a frenzy to goad us into reflective action.

Mental Health Practice. 20, 7, 12-12. doi: 10.7748/mhp.20.7.12.s12

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12 April 2017 / Vol 20 issue 7

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