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What quailification is a nursing diploma equivalent to in the UK?
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GCSE or NVQ2
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Where in the UK is Strassford University?
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List of universities that have February intake for nursing in UK?
Dundee University
Different areas in nursing practice?
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Is diploma students are learning Bsc?
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Can a nursing home kick you out if your a patient?
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