What nurses should know before undertaking a PhD
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What nurses should know before undertaking a PhD

Sam Humphrey Senior lecturer in learning disability nursing and lead for the undergraduate nursing degree programme, De Montfort University in Leicester
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Advice on financial support, the skills you need and the issues to consider when choosing a research topic

I am a senior lecturer in learning disability nursing and in January I started studying for a PhD. This was not a decision I took lightly There was a lot to consider. How long will it take? What subject should I cover? Should I do it full or part-time? What support will I get from my employer? Not to mention the impact on my work-life balance and the financial costs.

Learning Disability Practice. 27, 2, 14-15. doi: 10.7748/ldp.27.2.14.s5

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11 April 2024 / Vol 27 issue 2

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