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British Journal of Community Nursing - The impact of COVID-19 on

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During the first months of the pandemic, the priority was healthcare delivery. Registered nurses and midwives on full-time programmes, such as the district nurse specialist practice qualification (DN SPQ), were redeployed into clinical practice, with their studies suspended. For staff on part-time programmes of study, there was a choice to be made: continue with their studies while working in demanding and rapidly changing service delivery, or to interrupt their education.

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