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A charter for students

Nursing Standard, 2005
A charter for students Money may be the biggest problem facing today’s nursing students, but it is by no means the only one. Back in August, we published findings from an RCN Association of Nursing Students survey showing the debts that students incur as they prepare to qualify.
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A Charter for ‘patients’

Nursing Standard, 1991
The more often trains are delayed the less likely anybody is to rely on them. And although British Rail distributes a proliferation of timetables, regular commuters regard the published times with a healthy dose of scepticism. People have begun to expect a lower standard of service as the norm.
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A charter for caring

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1976
The Charter of the Royal College of Nursing commits its membership ‘to promote the science and art of nursing’. Nursing is essentially synonymous with caring. The caring role is central to nursing but shared with patients themselves, their relatives and with other health professions.
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To Charter or Not to Charter: Developing a Testable Model of Charter Authorization and Renewal Decisions

Journal of School Choice, 2014
The authorizers of charter schools are an understudied piece of the charter reform process. The local school boards, state agencies, and higher education institutions that act as authorizers play a significant role in the market, determining which operators get to enter the market and which are forced to exit.
Whitney Ruble, Douglas N. Harris
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