‘Emergency nurses should be versatile and push boundaries’
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‘Emergency nurses should be versatile and push boundaries’

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After 40 years in nursing, Martina Browne reveals why she loves it

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Autonomous nurse practitioner in the emergency department (ED) of a hospital in Northern Ireland, assessing, diagnosing, treating and discharging patients of all ages who present in the ambulatory area. I support preregistration nurses during their placements and I am a sign-off mentor for postgraduate students completing a BSc specialist practice course.

Emergency Nurse. 28, 2, 15-15. doi: 10.7748/en.28.2.15.s11

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10 March 2020 / Vol 28 issue 2

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