Sentence examples for growing nursing from inspiring English sources
Senator Sam Brownback, Republican of Kansas, who sponsored the proposal, said it was needed to help the United States cope with a growing nursing shortage.
Those factors include a steady decline in nursing school enrollment, and a growing nursing home population that is sicker, and whose more complex medical problems have transformed the job requirements of the people who care for them.
Additionally, the sample size is small considering the growing nursing workforce in Australian general practice.
The scholarship aims to address the country's growing nurse faculty shortage as part of the CareFirst Commitment Campaign.
As the Alzheimer's population grows, nursing homes and geriatricians are working to rethink the possibilities of life with the disease.
"It is an irrefutable fact that rising demand for health care, a shortage of home grown nurses, and new rules limiting the use of agency staff mean the NHS is reliant on overseas recruitment to provide safe patient care.
In nursing homes, the urgency to advance our measurement of nursing practice grows because nursing homes are increasingly regarded as an essential component of the care continuum needed to achieve national care quality goals.
He said burnout was certainly growing among nurses, and younger nurses were experiencing it more than older nurses.
Lydia White has been the IBD nursing lead at the John Radcliffe Hospital tertiary referral unit in Oxford for over 10 years growing the nursing service to a team well integrated with the wider multidisciplinary team and supporting a the large cohort of IBD patients.
But owners say that tying a home's property to its operation would make it impossible to operate in leased facilities, and exacerbate a growing nationwide nursing home shortage.
The Canadian laboratories have not succeeded in growing the nursing home virus and then fully mapping its genome -- two findings that would provide the most definitive evidence of the causative agent.
