In addition, the presence of a nurse helper who always provided information that was accurate and relevant may not reflect the clinical workplace.
In contrast, communication-related errors were mainly skill-based slips and lapses that involved mishearing or misinterpreting verbal information provided by the nurse helper, or misinterpreting what was said in a telephone conversation.
She escaped into the woods and joined Jewish resistance fighters as a nurse's helper.
Our umbilical cord with the midwives and nurses and helpers at the hospital had been cut.
There was surgery in March — "experts plus underlings, nurses and helpers of every ilk slaved over my cancer-ridden carcass for a long time," he told friends in an e-mail — but they did not get it all.
The number of procedures recognized was significantly higher among care managers than physicians, nurses, and helpers (all p < .001) and significantly lower among physicians than helpers (p = .03).03
In Ricky Gervais's Derek, which returned to Channel 4 for a second series tonight, the disconnect is there all right, but for nursing-home helper Derek Noakes, it's a disconnect between being normal and "lucky" and the fact that he is a little intellectually below par.
Usually the general practitioner has too little knowledge of respite and support services near the place of residence [ 1, 31] such as counseling for informal caregivers and support groups, but also concerning training courses in care, day care centers, day clinics, home nursing and home help services, institutional short-term nursing or voluntary helpers.
The proportion differed significantly among helpers, nurses, physicians, and care managers, with the proportion among nurses and care managers more than twice that among physicians (Table 4).
