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In this conversation, Martyn Davey interviews Peter Watt, a nursing associate and research associate, discussing his journey from theatre assistant to his current role in research. They explore the challenges faced by nursing associates, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the importance of peer-to-peer networks in supporting mental health and learning disabilities. Peter shares insights into qualitative research, the barriers to nursing research, and offers advice for those looking to transition into research roles. The conversation emphasizes the need for ongoing education and the evolving role of nursing associates in the healthcare system.
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