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Cassie Andrews (left) and Janelle Jackson (right) in one of the teaching labs at the new UPEI Medical School building.

P.E.I. trains critical care and emergency nurses through intensive specialty programs

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Prince Edward Island is running two advanced nursing programs aimed at building specialized skills in intensive care and emergency settings, giving nurses structured training to handle high-pressure patient situations. The Critical Care Nursing Program and the Emergency Nursing Program are offered t...

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