Race a factor in lack of sickle cell specialist nurses
Digital Edition: Race a factor in lack of sickle cell specialist nurses
Wide variations in the quality of services for patients with rare blood disorders are at least partly a result of their prevalence among ethnic minority communities, Nursing Times has been told.
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