Anne Marie Rafferty

Nurse and academic focusing on healthcare

Anne Marie Rafferty - Nurse and academic focusing on healthcare
Born

May 7th, 1958
67 years ago

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

United Kingdom

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An influential figure in nursing and healthcare education, significant contributions include advancing nursing practice and education standards. Served as a professor and engaged in extensive research to improve nursing outcomes. Contributed to various health policy developments and worked on projects addressing the nursing workforce and educational frameworks. Received recognition for efforts in promoting nursing as a vital component of healthcare systems.

Contributed to healthcare policy development

Advanced nursing education standards

Published research improving nursing outcomes

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