"course for nurses" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could write: "The university is offering a new course for nurses to help them develop their professional skills."
To evaluate the impact of a communication skills course for nurses on how to handle difficult communication situations in their daily work.
The design evolution of a novice-level informatics course for nurses in a nurse practitioner, educator, and leadership track graduate nursing program is described in this article.
In the second experiment, this result was replicated with a sample of N = 80 participants drawn from a training course for nurses.
At the University of Texas, Arlington, Academic Partnerships has already experimented with a free introductory course for nurses with an R.N. who wanted to earn a bachelor's degree.
The course for nurses on care and maintenance of CVCs was released in December 2008.
Multifaceted intervention resulted in: computerized prescription order entry (CPOE) update by nurses, pharmacists, and physicians; online course for nurses and physicians; posters; feedback and information to the entire ICU staff.
We elaborated a guide of standard proceedings for quantitative and qualitative POCT and created an annual course for nursing staff.
This paper reports an evaluative study of a tailored research capacity building course for nurse delegates from the Asia Pacific Emergency and Disaster Nursing Network (APEDNN).
The aim of this study was to explore and describe the use of blog writing as learning journals during a short course for nurse educator candidates about social media.
The training curriculum was implemented in the academic year 2003 2004 as an undergraduate interdisciplinary three-credit course for nursing and allied health students at one of the schools of the Medical Sciences Campus, University of Puerto Rico.
Founded in 1889, SON continues to make history and set a course for nursing's future.
