Sentence examples for committed nurses from inspiring English sources

And most hospitals tell me the idea that we would seriously consider deporting some of our most experienced and committed nurses solely because they're not earning £35,000 clearly needs a rethink".

However, even if there was no specific policy on TB services from the hospital director, the work of specialist at hospital 1 was supported by the committed nurses.

The objective was achieved through the continuous education by a dedicated group of assertive and committed nurses who possess knowledge and innovative ideas networking together towards a humanized infection control for the health of all by all means.

There was however a limitation of this study in that participants were drawn from a voluntary professional nursing organization which may comprise more motivated and committed nurses compared to non-members that may limit the generalizability of the results.

As a result of insufficient numbers of nurses being trained to care for a growing population of older patients, even (or perhaps especially) the most committed nurses are becoming frustrated, demoralized, and burned out, potentially further reducing the ranks of qualified professionals and posing an increased threat to optimal anticoagulation management [ 17, 18].

In order to ensure that we have a well trained and committed nursing workforce in the primary care setting, a nationally coordinated approach needs to be developed.

His lieutenants quickly came to Mr. Kan's defense, stressing the government was committed to nursing Japan back to fiscal health.

Wu Fang (interviewee 3a), committed to nursing her child for the full, WHO-recommended 2 years, described the embarrassment of conferring with male superiors before pumping, which she had to perform by going to the back of the room and drawing a curtain for privacy.

(Clinical educator) From the views of some faculty members, the subcategory of "difficulties of dealing with students who may not be completely committed to nursing" was extracted.

For issues regarding "difficulties of dealing with students not completely committed to nursing" anticipated before clinical training, a complete understanding of the thoughts and feelings of the student is necessary, offering opportunities for introspection by the student on whether they truly want to become a nurse and supporting the student in exploring changing career paths.

As the management of participating primary health care centres volunteered to take part in the Quattro trial, they committed themselves to employing practice nurses for the implementation of the intervention in the practices (document practice invitation letter).