Sentence examples for exception of nursing from inspiring English sources

From September 2009, all of its courses, with the exception of nursing, will be based at its campus in High Wycombe.

With the exception of nursing and some other non-medical staff, Botswana relies heavily on importing human resources, particularly doctors, both generalists and specialists.

The GPs in the networks are representative of the total GP population in each country, and they reported a representative sample of non-sudden deaths, with the exception of nursing home deaths in The Netherlands.

We discuss the Table  4 findings by facility type in the following paragraphs.> As Table  4 reveals, the LG norms had not been achieved for any of the cadres across the 59 facilities sampled in this category, and existing staffing was also lower than the WISN requirements (with the exception of nursing assistants).

Sharks, with the exception of nurse sharks occurred mainly in areas with very low human population or strong fishing regulations and marine conservation.

Interestingly, Baughman and Springer [51] stated that sharks were "expected anywhere at anytime" in the west-Indian Caribbean; in contrast, our analysis of contemporary dive surveys indicate that with the exception of nurse sharks, sharks are expected anytime almost nowhere.

Comparison of the sighting frequency of sharks and human population density showed that, with the exception of nurse sharks and a small number of cells, sharks are absent in the majority of cells and that contemporary sharks occur mostly where human population density is low (Fig. 3).

We observed that in other hospital departments, with the exception of nurses, staff did not take precautions against TB.

The majority of survey respondents had responsibility for diagnosing HF due to LVSD with the exception of nurses of whom 23% reported doing so.

The professional background of the advisor delivering support made little difference to outcomes, with the exception of nurses who were found to be less effective than smoking cessation specialists when treating most groups of clients.

The model of care for the public sector ultimately channelled all patients in large numbers to the pharmacist as the only dispensing agent, with the exception of nurses in the PMTCT care flow, thus alleviating the pharmacists' dispensing task.