Sentence examples for more experienced nurses from inspiring English sources

This finding is consistent with that of an Irish study, which found that compared with more experienced nurses, less experienced ones were reported to more heavily rely on other people for information [ 35].

There was a trend towards more experienced nurses attending patients who required immediate treatment or treatment within 10 min.

This volume presents information that is essential for the education of nurses new to transplantation, while also offering a valuable resource for more experienced nurses who wish to update their knowledge.

When I was a young nurse, the more experienced nurses took me under their wings and were right there to support me.

Of the five strategies defined, we found that nurses who utilize sleep deprivation as a means to shift back to nocturnal sleep on days off (the "No Sleep" strategy) were the most poorly adapted, and that older and more experienced nurses were more likely to choose this strategy.

In addition, older and more experienced nurses were more likely to choose the No Sleep strategy or Night Stay strategies, while nurses with children at home were less likely to be an Incomplete switcher and more likely to choose the No Sleep strategy.

I didn't tell her that I was practicing on her, but my slowness, and my need for guidance from a more experienced nurse, tipped her off that I was still a novice.

Only one question had statistically significant differences in responses in the two subgroups: more experienced nurses--with ≥ 5 years of PICU experience or ≥ 5 family meetings--were more likely to respond D/SD that intensivists have W/L without discussion with the family (Table 4).

The more experienced nurse-midwives said that their patience often decreased or was tested when they met a pregnant woman who did not understand or would not listen to what they tried to explain to her.

The superior knowledge and confidence perceived to be held by more experienced nursing colleagues also contributed to junior staff accepting their decisions and not second checking thoroughly, at times despite doubting the prescriptions' safety.

However, it is also possible that a woman who had an initial inadequate Pap is more likely to have an adequate repeat Pap as the nurse taking the specimen is more careful on the repeat test or requests that a more experienced nurse take this repeat test.