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COSTAATT President Dr Keith Nurse says the college remains committed to close engagement with nursing students and stakeholders following complaints about the reintroduction of in-person lab sessions and clinicals.
In a letter to Nurse, students from the School of Nursing said the change from online to face-to-face classes would disadvantage full-time workers and those with long commutes, and pointed to delayed clinical placements in Tobago.
COSTAATT confirmed it had received the letter and held meetings with students, but said in-person participation was essential to meet professional and international standards in healthcare.
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