Sentence examples for ease of nursing from inspiring English sources
It has advantages compared with translaryngeal endotracheal intubation, including reduced laryngeal anatomical alteration, reduced inspiratory load, and better patient tolerance and ease of nursing.
Experiment with different feeding positions and incorporate pillows into the feeding session for comfort and ease of nursing.
The White House rejected a proposal by the Department of Health and Human Services to ease regulation of nursing homes.
Nurses employed accessibility to healthcare to support their role extension claims by highlighting the relative ease of obtaining nurse-appointments.
President Ronald Reagan tried to ease federal regulation of nursing homes in 1982.
Finally, the immediate drivers for the VANA initiative – a critical nursing shortage, the desire of the VA to address it by adding clinical nursing faculty, and VA's goal of increasing nursing student interest in employment at VA facilities – have been tempered by the economic downturn and the temporary easing of the nursing shortage.
Still others will arrive with the ease of seasoned veterans, nursing fantasies of baseball careers, professionals in their mastery of the tobacco wad and stealth spittoon in the back row of freshman composition.
An eight-item version, the GDS-8 has been developed in the Netherlands for brevity and ease of use in nursing home residents.
The authors of that nomenclature currently prefer to use CVVH with pump-driven ultrafiltrate control because of its greater ability to remove middle molecules (most soluble mediators of sepsis are middle molecules), its safety, and ease of operation by nursing staff.
Our study did not include a cost analysis of the presented technique, taking in mind higher costs for the heparin-grafted dialyzer membrane and dialysate compared to regular ones, neither an objective parameter of nursing workload or ease-of-use of this technique.
Opposed to awkward silences, comforting silences resonate with the ease of patients and nurses exchanging feelings and thoughts that do not quiet make it into language.
