Sentence examples for expected nurses from inspiring English sources

Most usually these decision making situations are uncertain and it is expected nurses rely on past clinical experiences.

As expected, nurses were the category most exposed to physical violence.

Because the course was originally developed for nursing staff with a bachelor's degree, we might have expected nurses with a bachelor's or master's to benefit more from the e-learning course than those with a vocational education.

Discordance between actual and expected nursing practice was also described in terms of non-nursing roles performed by nurses [ 49, 59– 61].

He indicated that he did not believe the vaseline influenced the outcome of the fight, but still expected Nurse to be punished.

Respondents living alone more often expected nursing services to be provided (30.3%) (Table 4).

In addition, the new proposed curriculum should cover expected nursing competencies to work in care, teaching, management and research.

For example, residents who have an expected nursing home stay of less than 12 weeks will not be included.

It is important to learn how employers in European countries can prevent nursing staff from changing occupation or taking early retirement in order to counteract expected nursing shortages.

Not surprisingly, nursing home residents most commonly expected nursing care (57.5%) but 33.1% preferred care provided by family or friends and neighbors.

The value of σ, which represents the squared variance for the average expected nursing competence score for this population, was 484.94 [ 20].