New British reality show will feature nurses
Staff Development Weekly: Insight on Evidence-Based Practice in Education, January 19, 2007
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This time, celebrities will be put to the test in the field of nursing.
"So You Think You Can Nurse," a three-part educational reality series that will premier early this year, will feature three British celebrities grinding through the daily routine of a nurse. Comedian Sean Hughes, TV presenter Gail Porter, and writer/broadcaster Janet Street Porter will be the stars of the show.
The series, which will be shown on channel Five in the UK, will follow the celebrities around for two weeks.
Source: Easier Lifestyle and The Sun
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