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It's what you know, not what you do that counts. 2001

Andrew Makin Keighley

The problem with separating nursing care from personal care (perspectives March 14) is that it overlooks that this is an artificial and unnecessary construct. There is no distinction between nursing and personal care in a care setting - be it publicly or privately run.

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