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Teaching Hospitals

  • 21-08-2006 8:15pm
    #1
    EdgarAllenPoo
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    I know this is going to be like asking some people if they prefer chocolate to vanilla ice cream but I would like people's opinions on which is the best general hospital for a student nurse to learn and improve. I know some people who picked there college course based only on which hospital the college was partnered with. What do you think?


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  • #2
    wheresthebeef
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    Tallaght is a great teaching hospital. As well as having excellent on campus facilities in the form of the Trinity Centre for Health Sciences, the Nurse Practice Development Department is extremely progressive in its approach to nursing education. Having had experience of both Tallaght and James, at a representational level. I would advise anyone to pick Tallaght.

    If training as a nurse with Tallaght, you also have the option of being placed in smaller regional hospitals like Naas and Loughlinstown.


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