Sentence examples for nurse trainee from inspiring English sources
A second recounts Briony's stint as a nurse trainee during the darkest days of the London blitz.
Correction: October 6, 2007, Saturday The Books of The Times review on March 7 , 2002 about "Atonement," by Ian McEwan, misidentified the time period in the novel when the character Briony's stint as a nurse trainee in World War II is recounted.
One, an experienced nurse-practitioner and the other, a fresh-faced nurse trainee.
In 1923, at 14-years-old, Mary started work as a nurse trainee at the Smithdown Road Hospital, and then took a three-year training course at Walton Road Hospital in Rice Lane, Liverpool; eventually becoming a state registered nurse.
At a workshop, nurse trainees pored over flash cards showing cervixes with diagnosable problems.
The use of standardized patients in deteriorating patient simulations adds realism that can be valuable for preparing nurse trainees for stress and enhancing their performance during actual patient deterioration.
As with the physician volunteers, the purpose of the Project HOPE nurses is not to provide clinical care but rather to teach nurse trainees clinical care.
In response, the UER opened a regional training school in Navrongo and pioneered a policy of recruiting nurse trainees from the districts to which they would be posted.
We use this all the time, not reproductive rights…." With regards to specific training on reproductive health issues of HIV-infected women, all the nurses stated that they did not receive any training as nurse trainees or on the job.
We conducted five FGDs as follows: 1. Nurse trainees (based at the district hospital) (one group) 2. User groups consisting of women at the community level (identified through the Village Health Workers) (three groups – one per area) 3.
These training facilities are often overloaded with students from a range of disciplines (medical students, health officers, medical interns, psychologists, psychiatric nurse trainees and psychiatric residents) which may limit opportunities for hands-on clinical training.
