New era for journal that reflects nurses’ exceptional skills
Daniel Allen Interim editor, Primary Health Care
I was a nurse once, but not for very long and, in truth, I was not very good. I worked in mental health and, looking back, lacked the skills and courage to change a system that appeared to favour control over independence, maintenance over recovery. In the end, I left and trained as a journalist instead.
Primary Health Care.
34, 3, 5-5.
doi: 10.7748/phc.34.3.5.s1
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