Sentence examples for find nursing from inspiring English sources
Many American hospitals are taking it upon themselves to repatriate seriously injured or ill immigrants because they cannot find nursing homes willing to accept them without insurance.
Born in postwar Wolverhampton, he was the son of a physicist-cum-folklore expert, whose countrywide work was supported by a wife able to find nursing posts at each port of call.
The wives are the ones who manage their husbands when they spin out of control, who feed them and dress them and clean them and do the paperwork and ultimately find nursing care for them.
We meet in Soho at the Groucho Club, but he has the manner of a bloke you'd find nursing a pint in the corner of a local, ruminative and wry, almost wistful.
In January 1867, Florence Nightingale wrote a letter to Sir Thomas Watson, president of the Royal College of Physicians, saying she was shocked to find nursing was often left to "those who were too old, too weak, too drunken, too dirty, too stupid or too bad to do anything else".
But hospitals are also required to discharge safely patients who need continuing care, leading to their quandary: they generally cannot find nursing homes to accept illegal immigrants, or legal ones with less than five years' residency, because long-term care is not covered by emergency Medicaid.
Hospitals have also been scrambling to find nurses in recent years, and the situation has worsened considerably in the last six months.
"But it's certainly true that the longer the United States puts off investing in training nurses, the more pressure there will be to find nurses abroad," he said.
The hospital has earned itself a nickname in Jerusalem, "the hospital with a heart". When they couldn't find nurses who they thought were compassionate enough, Shaare Zedek set up its own nursing school within the medical center.
Walk into any ward in the NHS and you will find nurses from all over the globe; nursing operates in a truly global market, and the RCN is no different.
Almost two decades later, however, researchers still find nurses resistant to the notion of removing patients' restraints.
