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National recruitment campaign aims to get 50,000 more nurses for the NHS

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Published on: 03 March 2020

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LNB News 03/03/2020

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Issue Date: 03 March 2020

Published Date: 03 March 2020

Jurisdiction(s): England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales

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The Department of Health and Social Care has launched a national recruitment campaign, aiming to get 50,000 more nurses and 26,000 more primary care professionals working in the NHS in the next five years. The campaign is aimed at teenagers preparing university applications, career switchers and individuals who are qualified and ready to apply for vacancies. The initiative is part of the ‘We Are The NHS’ campaign which will use social media, cinema, TV, video on demand and radio to encourage interest.

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