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Working towards quality--developing an approved course.

Abstract

Developing a course in complementary therapies is both exciting, demanding and means embarking on new territories previously uncharted. The following is a short guide to how the first nationally approved professional course for nurses and midwives was developed.

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T S Faltermeyer. 1995. Working towards quality--developing an approved course.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s1353-6117(05)80004-6

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