Sentence examples for doing nursing from inspiring English sources
A third of caregivers doing nursing and medical tasks used meters and monitors.
A large proportion of those doing nursing and midwifery degrees are mature students with families to support and those with previous degrees.
"I just thought we'd be doing nursing homes," Mr. Allen said recently, his speech retaining the soft brogue of his native Ireland after more than 50 years in the United States.
She spent eight years in England doing nursing and another eight in Paraguay as a member of the German charity group Bruderhof, to start hospitals and homes for the aged there.
In the 1990s Walker [ 6] highlighted the tensions between thinking and doing nursing; and this tension continues, despite increasing numbers of clinical nurses pursuing higher degree education and research [ 7, 8].
Then I think over time there was an erosion of that, and it became a less attractive profession, poorly paid, long working hours, inflexible working hours, it lost its lustre and then young women looked for other career opportunities rather than doing nursing.
Does nursing need to be managed differently?
"People keep asking me how I do nursing and filmmaking," she said.
"I can see myself wearing these after I'm done nursing," she said.
His parents met when his mother was assigned to his father's hospital to do nursing work.
"When I did nursing, there was certain resentment," said Jean Whelan, an adjunct professor of nursing at the University of Pennsylvania, who was a practicing nurse for 35 years.
