Will the minimum become an optimum? PREPP: mandatory study leave for nurses
Shuttleworth, A.
Professional Nurse 6(6): 307-308
1991
ISSN/ISBN: 0266-8130 PMID: 2000425 Document Number: 376245
This, the first in a series of articles on issues surrounding PREPP, looks at the recommendation that nurses complete a minimum of five days study leave every three years. The series aims to raise issues to help practitioners focus their thoughts before responding to the UKCC.
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