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Part of my preparation in finishing my course as a Registered Nurse is to complete the requirements needed for registration in APHRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency). I started to gather all the legal papers for my identity, education, experiences and clearances and other documents needed. Furthermore, I’m attending different English tutorial programs to improve my communication skills whether verbal or non-verbal, to be fluent and confident, which I know is essential in performing my job effectively. The last but not least is to be active to learn and improve my knowledge and skills as a Registered Nurse by continually reading and reviewing the subjects I learned from the University, read more journal about the latest evidence-based
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