PQ 207
298 Mr. R. Bruton asked the Minister for Health and Children the entry requirements for courses for a higher diploma in nursing care; his views on the concern among many nurses with substantial experience, whose initial qualification did not involve a course at degree level, who fear that their opportunity to progress to higher training levels will be prejudiced; and if he will introduce arrangements whereby an accreditation system gives equal recognition to practical experience for the purposes of access to higher qualifications. [10591/04]
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298 Mr. R. Bruton asked the Minister for Health and Children the entry requirements for courses for a higher diploma in nursing care; his views on the concern among many nurses with substantial experience, whose initial qualification did not involve a course at degree level, who fear that their opportunity to progress to higher training levels will be prejudiced; and if he will introduce arrangements whereby an accreditation system gives equal recognition to practical experience for the purposes of access to higher qualifications. [10591/04]
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