Sentence examples for Competent nurse from inspiring English sources
In its written ruling, the panel congratulated Mrs Thompson on being a "highly competent nurse".
"Rather the evidence shows that you are a highly competent nurse of considerable experience, capable of maintaining proper standards of nursing care, conduct and performance".
The New Yorker, January 12 , 1935P. 67 A paralyzed old lady is being cared for by a brisk, competent nurse who treats her almost as she would a normal person.
By Horton Heath The New Yorker, January 12 , 1935P. 67 A paralyzed old lady is being cared for by a brisk, competent nurse who treats her almost as she would a normal person.
This was in addition to the Postkeller restaurant, the barber shop and the Hospital Room "for female stenographers, clerks and others, where they may receive first-aid treatment and simple remedies at the hands of a competent nurse".
His wife Barbara has tried hard to be a competent nurse; his daughter doesn't like to be at home; his friend Conrad can't stop thinking about him; the young mother Marilyn, who lived one summer with Jason until he discouraged her from becoming a painter, thinks "Good.
The state is providing him with somewhere comfortable and safe, with ready smiles, cups of tea and competent nursing on tap.
Arlene George, R.N., told her that some of the most competent nurses in the world might happen to be smokers, so she should keep an open mind.
Others followed her lead, and the field now has thousands of adherents, and multiple interrelated theoretical approaches that go by the names of transcultural, cross-cultural, multicultural or culturally competent nursing.
Watkins told Guardian Australia that in addition to a neonatologist, management of a sick baby required competent nursing staff, working and reliable equipment, established protocols and neonatological oversight, together with a robust and independently audited review of morbidity and mortality, as is the norm in Australian neonatal units.
Feedback in clinical education is essential for the development of competent nurses.
