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Nursing union calls for urgent support to get more students studying nursing in Wales
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NURSING leaders called today for urgent increases to student funding for nursing courses in Wales.

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Wales demanded Welsh government action after figures from higher education admissions body Ucas showed universities in Wales failing to fill places on nursing courses. 

RCN Wales director Helen Whyley said: “There is an urgent need for the Welsh government to increase the level of funding for students studying nursing in Wales.”

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