Tag: misogyny

• Men into Nursing Campaigns: Why My Opinion Has Evolved.

  I was very kindly asked to write this blog post for the Royal College of Nursing’s Feminist Network. Fact: nursing is an evidenced-based profession; as we traverse throughout our university nursing education, we learn to be a nurse whilst honing our critical thinking skills. When I took to the stage, speaking in favour of the […]

  Craig Davidson RN BSc (Hons) (he/they)

  March 23, 2021

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