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The document outlines the master rotation schedule for a Bachelor of Science in Nursing program for the first year between August 2014 and July 2015. It includes 1130 hours of theory and lab work and 450 hours of practical training for a total of 1580 hours over the 40-week period. The schedule is broken down by date ranges that correspond to specific blocks for orientation, theory, practical training, merit tests, mid-term exams, and vacations.
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