“I got a completely new perspective about how they do their jobs”: A mixed methods evaluation of a short film to promote nursing and midwifery as career options
Authors:
- John GoodwinJGJohn Goodwin
- Rachel GoughRGRachel Gough
- Jan CattoniJCJan Cattoni
- Ciara ChambersCCCiara Chambers
- Sinead CroninSCSinead Cronin
- Clare CrowleyCCClare Crowley
- Margaret CurtinMCMargaret Curtin
- Caroline DaltonCDCaroline Dalton
- Marie-Therese KeatingMKMarie-Therese Keating
- Patricia Leahy-WarrenPLPatricia Leahy-Warren
- Anne-Marie MartinAMAnne-Marie Martin
- Geraldine McLoughlinGMGeraldine McLoughlin
Open Access
- 28 May 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Next Research
- Vol. 10
Abstract
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