The phrase "allocated nurses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to nurses who have been assigned or designated to a specific task, area, or patient.
Example: "The hospital has allocated nurses to the emergency department to handle the increased patient load."
Alternatives: "assigned nurses" or "designated nurses".
For the elderly people, their expectations are their allocated nursing homes close enough to their children's communities.
To formally evaluate patient preferences a survey using two randomly allocated, nurse administered questionnaires was undertaken.
Each booking requires allocated nursing staff which bears a basic cost of £23/hour (estimated annual loss >£10.000).
Ratings were taken daily by the primary or allocated nurse in the two weeks prior to treatment with rivastigmine and during treatment.
It can keep track of hourly rounds, show families how their loved one is being cared for, and even allocate nursing resources based on patient-time consumption.
Being able to predict the nursing workload for a certain group of patients may help to allocate nursing capacity as efficiently as possible and thus to reduce costs, without endangering the patients safety and nurses' health.
When allocating nursing care, patients' behavioural symptoms should also be taken into consideration, because depressive symptoms of proxies are linked to non-cognitive symptoms in dementia patients.
Clinicians without psychiatric backgrounds and others involved in appraising the supportive needs of dementia patients, such as those who allocate nursing insurance, base their appraisals on the ability of patients to perform basic and instrumental activities of daily living (B-ADL, iADL).
Observers randomly allocated participating nurses to a list for each observation session according to the sampling strategy.
In addition to training the staff in better time utilization this project allocated extra nurses that were deployed on project days to decreases the stress to the system.
