If hospital nurses are to lose weight, the NHS needs to provide more food
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If hospital nurses are to lose weight, the NHS needs to provide more food

The focus on food in hospitals is invariably on the patients. So it is good to read that NHS England chief executive Simon Stevens is concerned by rising obesity rates and the health of his employees (Analysis August 13).

Nursing Standard. 28, 51, 32-32. doi: 10.7748/ns.28.51.32.s38

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