Sentence examples for continue nursing from inspiring English sources

Filer said he had felt a responsibility not to propagate myths around mental health and would continue nursing shifts, including one coming up on Sunday.

Janet Davies, general secretary of the Royal College of Nursing, said: "Nurses have been telling the government that they are struggling to make ends meet, and are asking themselves if they can afford to continue nursing.

The challenges with breast-feeding in poor countries are not the kinds that Western women face, and many women in the developing world continue nursing their babies for two years.

This forced some workers to forage while still young, and some to continue nursing in spite of being too old.

WHO and UNICEF recommend that mothers continue nursing (along with giving age-appropriate foods) until age two or longer.

If it hurts and it's not the latch, black or blue nipples can be a sign of Raynaud Syndrome, but it doesn't mean you can't continue nursing.

Eventually he reaches a town, where, after another lonely meal, he continues nursing the bottle, falling asleep in what looks like an outhouse.

Di Roma told HuffPost that many people have asked why she has continued nursing her son.

Once married, she continued nursing, becoming a paediatrics sister at the Whittington hospital in north London.

This study offers guidelines for new nurse-training programs and continuing nursing education in clinical practice.

The resulting CLM could have significant impact on both basic and continuing nursing education.