Sentence examples for highest nursing from inspiring English sources

Charlotte Thompson-Edgar, a squadron leader with Britain's Royal Air Force, was recently awarded one of her nation's highest nursing medals--the Royal Red Cross--for her bravery and service to soldiers wounded in battles with Taliban insurgents.

People with the highest nursing dependency are assigned to level 3, and need for care decreases with each level.

For the highest nursing bands there was an urgent development need to enable more nurse-led clinics to operate, freeing up physicians' time as well as providing a more patient focused service.

When looking at the nursing visits, home nursing care institutions accounted for the highest nursing visits (53.0%), followed by metropolitan hospitals (17.8%), local community hospitals (17.6%), academic medical centers (10.7%) and community health centers (0.9%).

The "nursing department" included the large group of leaders who held managerial or clinical positions at the various levels of the health centre, from highest nursing executive to those working across more than one nursing unit.

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

However, all trials that showed the efficacy of lighter levels of sedation were conducted in developed countries, which have a higher nursing staff level than developing countries [10].

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

An online survey of deans/directors of 266 baccalaureate and higher nursing programs in the U.S. was developed by informatics expert nurses.

Additionally 79.6 % of INCO patients compared to 64.4%% of CON patients received payments from nursing care insurance due to documented levels of care needed resulting in higher nursing home care costs.

Sky-high nursing home costs and health services discrimination can take a toll on elderly LGBT individuals.