Sentence examples for nurse institutions from inspiring English sources

Contents of the final 23 articles were mapped with the research questions: demand for nurses, supply of nurses (stock of nurses, number of nurses produced in the private sector, and production capacity of private nurse institutions), and policy environment of private nurse production, see Table  2 below.

In Protestant lands during the Reformation, medieval nursing institutions were adapted to new conditions.

International nursing institutions and experts recommend evidence-based practice (EBP) as a core component of the curriculum for nurses.

The purpose of this study was to identify common components of diversity pipeline programs across a national sample of nursing institutions and determine what effect these programs have on increasing underrepresented minority enrollment and graduation.

The students from remotely located nursing institutions were now able to see live demonstrations of maternal and newborn health (MNH) practices performed by a trained faculty on simulation models at instructor location.

Instead of simply sending MSF or ARC volunteers to Haiti, why not create a program to facilitate Haitian matriculation into US medical schools and nursing institutions.

Children who were currently in institutions such as hospitals, medical and nursing institutions were excluded.

My plan is to do it [research] in [country of origin] and within the nursing institutions of [country of origin].

The licenses of leaders from the municipalities and the nursing institutions were obtained, and participation was voluntary.

Since independence, the government has invested more on medical colleges or development of specialized medical institutions but little attention has given to develop paramedical and nursing institutions.

At the time of this study, AP had 36 medical schools and 206 nursing schools, while UK has few private schools and no government medical or nursing institutions.