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Step 2 & Step 3 have been designed to accompany post registration academic programmes where ‘the learner’ will gain the necessary depth of related theory and knowledge. Step 2 competencies will allow the nurse to: • Demonstrate skilled performance in the activity with enhanced theoretical knowledge and understanding giving
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