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Health chief warns overstated claims of job shortages could lead to fewer new nurses
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Hong Kong’s health minister has warned that the city will need to “bear the consequences” of exaggerating concerns over the employment prospects of nurses, as such remarks could deter new blood from joining the profession. “I do not want recent comments, such as claims that ‘[nursing] graduation equ
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1 Oct 06:58
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Health chief warns overstated claims of job shortages could lead to fewer new nurses
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