We must prioritise staff well-being if we want to retain experienced nurses
Cliff Evans Consultant editor, Emergency Nurse
It’s with great pleasure that I write my first editorial as consultant editor of Emergency Nurse. I am truly honoured and delighted to take this role and follow in the footsteps of Tricia Scott. During my career I have worked with some inspirational individuals. In the early days I was in awe of my nurse educators and clinical supervisors.
Emergency Nurse.
31, 4, 5-5.
doi: 10.7748/en.31.4.5.s1
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