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The life of a new graduate registered nurse in a day procedure centre

Lacey-Jade Watts

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The first day of work is nerve-racking for anyone, let alone for the new graduate registered nurse (RN). First day as RN, first day of a new job, first time in a speciality clinical area and for myself and the rest of the staff at East Melbourne Specialist Day Hospital (EMSDH), our first day of business.

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The first day of work is nerve-racking for anyone, let alone for the new graduate registered nurse (RN). First day as RN, first day of a new job, first time in a speciality clinical area and for myself and the rest of the staff at East Melbourne Specialist Day Hospital (EMSDH), our first day of business.

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The first day of work is nerve-racking for anyone, let alone for the new graduate registered nurse (RN). First day as RN, first day of a new job, first time in a speciality clinical area and for myself and the rest of the staff at East Melbourne Specialist Day Hospital (EMSDH), our first day of business.

Key concepts: Registered nurse, Nursing, Medicine, Day to day, Full-time, Rest (music), Work (physics), Day hospital

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