Clinical

Education: improving quality through service enhancement

<p>The quality of service provision in educational contexts is becoming increasingly important. There is a need to demonstrate value for money and convey a positive image to retain and attract students and other stakeholders. This article examines the concept of service and its relevance to nurse education in the UK.</p>

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