Sentence examples for caring nurses from inspiring English sources

His love of music resonates in the hearts of his dear family, admiring friends, attentive aides and caring nurses and doctors and students whom he inspired to become musicians, and of course his dear wife.

Advertising agencies increasingly are trying to quicken the pulse of consumers, who have come to expect ads with doctors in scrubs posing with impressive machinery, ad copy boasting of "skilled" doctors and "caring" nurses, and the latest ratings from U.S. News and World Report.

Due to the reciprocal nature of caring, nurses report an improved sense of mental well-being [ 6]. Watson [ 7] concluded that for patients who experienced caring, outcomes included: emotional and spiritual well-being; enhanced healing and enhanced relationship with others.

Finally, the most important thing during the trajectory of care is to support the presence of caring relatives and caring nurses who help the patient concentrate on acceptance and on feeling of gratitude for life.

Some distinguished between caring and less caring nurses and physicians, and they also experienced an information gap despite knowing they had been informed.

In the presence of empathetic caring, nurses exposed to such stressors over time can suffer from Secondary Traumatic Stress (STS), or Compassion Fatigue (CF).

This study describes critical care nurses' approaches to involving family caregivers in direct patient care.

Katie and Louise play palliative care nurses.

Macmillan palliative care nurses visited twice daily.

Intensive-care nurses do not change patients' intravenous catheters without evidence of an infection.

Because of managed care, nurses see "people coming home much sicker, and much sooner".