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Legal opportunities for nurses with the right training are growing. Lynne Wallis reports
As more nurses become qualified in specialist areas, demand is growing for expert nurses to give evidence in clinical negligence and injury cases.
Solicitors who would once have only used doctors to give evidence in court or write court reports are now turning to expert nurses.
Taking on the role enables nurses to add another skill to their CV and earn some extra money.
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