Accompanied by a group of nurses, a doctor visits each of the facility's six rooms.
More often, union negotiators said, a supervisor tells a group of nurses that someone must stay longer.
One shows a group of nurses racing down a corridor pushing a gurney with the tag line "Just another day at the office".
Dr. Bausch and Dr. Lukwiya each worked with only two other doctors and a group of nurses that varied in size.
In one memorable scene, Kaniuk describes a chief doctor's excitement at showing a group of nurses and internists how to put in a feeding tube.
One afternoon in the spring, I went to hear Clinton give a speech to a group of nurses at Roosevelt Hospital, in Manhattan.
Three months before that issue came out, a group of nurses who had been captured on Corregidor and Bataan were finally freed; one of them weighed eighty pounds.
A group of nurses displayed banners saying: 'Proud to deliver gold standard care' and '467 years of combined cardiac nursing experience lost'.
A study in the nineteen-nineties showed that, after a group of nurses who washed primarily with soap and water began using Purell, their skin condition improved.
If someone broke down and began crying, a group of nurses would surround that person and start praying with such fervor and passion.
On the morning after his blunt address on health care to a joint session of Congress, Mr. Obama addressed a group of nurses on the White House campus — and received the endorsement of their professional association, administration officials said.
