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What is Post Basic BSc Nursing course all about?

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    Parul Thapa | Contributor-Level 10

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    Post Basic BSc Nursing is a 3 year UG course that is meant for registered nurses who have already completed a Diploma or Certificate program in Nursing. If you’re a registered nurse Post Basic BSc Nursing will allow you to further your education and get a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
    The Post Basic BSc Nursing syllabus provides registered nurses with advanced knowledge and skills in nursing practice, leadership and research. You will find subjects like nursing theory, advanced clinical skills, community health nursing, nursing management, research methods and more.
    Clinical training and practical experiences in various heal

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