Sentence examples for dedicated nurses from inspiring English sources

Sensational media coverage, the pursuit of indictments against a dedicated physician and her staff of equally dedicated nurses, and the money lawsuits (alleging mistreatment, withdrawal of treatment, and euthanasia) could make a reader ill; made me angry.

The Royal College of Nursing general secretary, Peter Carter, said: "There's no doubt that these proposed changes are another hammer blow to the morale of dedicated nurses.

FINK--Rebecca, passed away at age 95 on September 22, 2011 at her home in Boca Raton, Florida peacefully, surrounded by her family and dedicated nurses.

The physical comfort those dedicated nurses and social workers gave him — and the emotional support they offered to the whole family, strengthening our own ability to care for him — was extraordinary, incalculable, life-changing.

My daughter had dedicated nurses, and I saw the entire cycle.

I felt gratitude to the dedicated nurses at St. Thomas' and I hugged several of them goodbye as we left.

For example, some, but not all, centres had a dedicated (nurse) transplant co-ordination position; most had a dedicated patient education position though not all allocated a full-time position; some centres had Aboriginal Health Workers, most did not; renal technicians were rare and so on.

He met & liked Margaret, the doctor's daughter, a dedicated nurse & attractive young woman.

Ms. Falco, who played Carmela on "The Sopranos," is Jackie Peyton, a tough, brusque and dedicated nurse at All Saints, a fictional Roman Catholic hospital in Lower Manhattan.

The ABC drama "China Beach" was considered groundbreaking for its portrait of women in a war zone, yet it projected a classic madonna/whore view of women: Dana Delany was the driven, dedicated nurse, and Marg Helgenberger the soft-hearted prostitute.

Every trust needs dedicated nursing teams.