Thursday, December 01, 2011

Infographic: The Role of Nursing in the Military

Here's another great nursing infographic. This one describes the role of nursing in the military.

 

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History of nursing in the military
[Via: Carrington College's RN programs]

The work was done by: http://submitinfographics.com/

Commissioned by: http://carrington.edu/cc/programs/nursing-registered/

http://carrington.edu/ccblog/programs/registered-nursing/history-of-nursing-in-the-military-infographic/

Dec 1, 2011 8:30:00 AM | Healthcare Professionals, Healthcare Staffing Marketing & Sales, Print & Graphic Design, Social Media Marketing

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