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Training and recruiting nurses for colonoscopy is an attractive cost-saving solution and can help with the extra workload that colorectal cancer screening programmes can create. In this article, Dr Mohammad Imran Khan, Robert Khan and Wanda Owen surveyed the views of health managers in New Zealand regarding the introduction of nurse endoscopists in health services and found that while the majority of managers were supportive of the nurse endoscopist role, few have current plans in their hospital for the introduction of nurse endoscopists

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Job satisfaction among public health nutrition personnel

Sims

Khan

1986

Journal of the American Dietetic Association

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Job satisfaction among public health nutrition personnel

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