Sentence examples for make nursing from inspiring English sources

Medical advances and increasingly complex patients presenting to the Emergency Department EDD) make nursing challenging.

He said his policy would be to make nursing and medical degrees free for British students.

The findings supported the UK's recent decision to make nursing an all-graduate profession, Dr Carter added.

From 2012, the OU will offer nursing degrees as part of the government's policy to make nursing training degree-standard.

"You don't want to reach into the partnership, as they did in Strangi, to make nursing home payments".

At the same time nurses must never forget their roots and their bond with the patient: "We must not lose the things that make nursing special".

I had seen her make nurses quiver — even cry — when she suspected they weren't telling her the whole story.

It is just not on to make nurses, social workers, dinner ladies, cleaners and hospital porters pay the price for the folly of the bankers," he said.

Many nursing students felt doctors often make nurses take blame for the doctors' own mistakes.

The solution could be to make nurses' discharge letters available to GPs as a supplement to medical discharge letters.

This may make nurses less involved in drug treatment and less capable of picking up drug-related symptoms.