Sentence examples for adapted nurse from inspiring English sources
However, frequent checks of glucose are required, implying an adapted nurse to patient ratio.
A culturally adapted nurse-CHW team intervention was able to significantly improve diabetes control in the U.S. Territory of American Samoa.
The developmental stages that children go through during their disease is specific to pediatric rheumatology, resulting in the need to adapt nursing interventions to children's ages.
However, nurses also demonstrated 'dealing' when patients did not explicitly express a PN; this occurred in three ways: (i) recognising implied PNs, (ii) adapting nursing practice, and (iii) responding to previously expressed needs.
The questionnaire, prepared by Yetim (1993) on the profile of engineers, was adapted for nurses.
Written examples of scripts that could be adapted by nurses to introduce these tools into a home visit were developed.
Waters et al. [ 12] adapted the Nurses Perceptions of Evidence- based Practice survey for student attending post-registration education courses at a professional nursing college.
The InfoCritique program was originally developed in French at Laval University (Quebec, Canada) by the Faculty of Medicine and adapted for nursing by the Faculty of Nursing [ 30].
The pedagogical strategies investigated in the study have been drawn from the taxonomy formulated by Calvani and adapted to nursing education.
This handover tool is also being adapted for nursing handover and that of other specialities at the end of a shift.
To improve social harmony, cultural respect and quality of care, nurses must master intercultural communication and their ability to appropriately adapt their nursing care to various ethnocultural groups.
