Sentence examples for bulk of nursing from inspiring English sources

Changes to average practice size and staffing configurations over the last decade have meant that pressure on general practice infrastructure has been intense [ 14], particularly in rural and outer urban areas where the bulk of nursing incentive payments have been directed [ 15].

Hypergravity exposure during early postpartum affected the food consumption of nursing mothers and affected early survival of their offspring.

The bulk of a nurse practitioner's current role might be done by a regular nurse.

For example, in South Africa the private sector has produced only enrolled nurses while it is professional nurses who make up the bulk of South Africa's nurse supply [ 9].

Women make up the majority of low-wage and part-time workers as well as the bulk of the teaching, nursing and administrative professions.

That could often be the case for nursing assistants, who provide the bulk of direct care in nursing homes, for wages that typically range from $10 to $12 an hour.

"I started the petition because as a mom, it blew my mind to learn that toxic flame retardant chemicals were still in the foam of so many of the products where babies spend the bulk of their time: strollers, car seats, nursing pillows and more," said Snow. "I'm grateful that Graco has responded to our concerns and can offer moms a little peace of mind".

We could not find many studies that examine the relationship between nursing category, and intention to leave, as the bulk of the literature focuses on registered (professional) nurses (4, 13, 15, 42).

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In Kenya, nurses provide the bulk of health care services.

As a result, we (physicians and nurses) were the bulk of the people at the table".