Sentence examples for high nurses from inspiring English sources

Typology of patients, high nurses turnover, restricted number for IV access may have been limiting factors.

Lastly, the workload on the ED is high: nurses and physicians are caring for acutely ill patients in addition to patients in pain results in a lack of time to treat the pain properly [7].

Similarly, Smith and Hart [ 25] reported that when threats were perceived as high, nurses often disconnected from their aggressive patient by means of withdrawal, transferring blame, shielding, or seeking peer support which was evident amongst the nurses in this study.

This is confirmed also by the finding that in hospitals with high nurses' scores of professional practice environment, the level of rationing is low when compared to the hospitals in which the professional environment is not so favourably rated by nurses.

High nursing workload variability in intensive care units makes the planning of nursing manpower problematic.

The negative experiences increased emotional stress, physical exhaustion, high nurse turnover and consequences of poor patient outcomes.

Due to significant uncertainty in surgery durations, designing schedules that obtain high nurse efficiency is complicated by the competing objective of ensuring on-time start of surgeries.

In the Philippines, where overseas opportunities for nurses are widely available, so many nurses choose to stay and work in their home country that the Philippines has high nurse staffing ratios more, per capita, than Great Britain and Austria (Clemens 2009).

High nursing workload, poor patient safety, and poor nursing quality of working life (QWL) are major issues in intensive care units (ICUs).

Due to significant uncertainty in surgery durations, designing schedules that achieve high nurse efficiency is complicated by the competing objective of ensuring on-time starts of surgeries.

When forager death rate is high, nurse bees begin foraging precociously (Fig. 6).