Sentence examples for a nursing time from inspiring English sources

A cut-off value of 30 was used indicating a nursing time workload of 318 minutes during each nursing shift.

What's the point of knowing that a patient wouldn't recommend your service to their friends and family if you don't know why? Spiral Health's 40-bed rehabilitation unit in Blackpool has just been nominated for a Nursing Times award for our approach to patient care, the cornerstone of which is our unique approach to gathering patient feedback.

It also represents a great source of distress for family members, an increased nursing time per patient and higher costs for hospitals [ 12].

Finally, oral administration was associated with an annual cost reduction of 197 678$CAN and an annual nursing time reduction of 25 days.

Thus, in our unit, compared to IV, oral administration was associated with a total annual cost reduction of 197 678$CAN (2246$CAD per patient) and an annual nursing time reduction of 25 days.

Crucially, for those patients for whom deterioration and death on a hospital ward is, sadly, unavoidable, an investment in nursing "time to care" is an absolute requirement.

The delay assessed in our study occurred during the pre-operative period, which typically requires more intensive treatment and a larger direct nursing time [3].

AFI in the critical care setting may be an underestimated problem that is associated with a high use of nursing time.

In the units examined, much attention was attached to the evaluation of the health status of a patient 8.85% of the nursing time.

A comparison of nursing resources was made using 'GRASP' (GRASP Systems Nurse Consulting International, CO, USA), an international nursing workload management system that is increasingly used within the NHS, to obtain an estimate of the nursing time required in 'actual patient contact'.

The results suggest a big difference in average nursing time (10 min), and cost (1.0-1.17 units) favouring the NuTRIflex®Lipid system.