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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a nurses" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a nurse" when referring to a single nurse or "nurses" when referring to multiple.
Example: "I saw a nurse helping a patient in the hospital."
Alternatives: "a healthcare professional" or "a medical staff member."
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He also raised money to build a nurses' home.
Ms. Dorsey is a nurses' aide in the Bronx.
She now works as a nurses' aide at an old people's home in downtown Manhattan.
During World War II she worked as a Nurses Aide and for "Bundles for Britain".
He was a seminar panelist at a nurses' convention in Columbus, Ohio.
After a nurses' strike was averted, a newspaper carried the headline "Carry On Nurse".
Meeting the mortgage payments was tight, even with the salary Ms. Hailey earned as a nurses' assistant.
When Mrs. Geisel is 5, her mother decides to live in a nurses' dormitory to save money.
One day, as Mr. Ashley slept, his roommate went into cardiac arrest, setting off an alarm at a nurses' station.
A nurses' union and Virtua Memorial Hospital Burlington County averted a strike that was set to start today.
It now holds two fully accredited, state-of-the-art surgery suites, two recovery rooms and a nurses' station.
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