Sentence examples for nurse unit from inspiring English sources

But Alan C. Henderson, the chief executive, said RehabCare's traveling nurse unit, which accounts for the rest of its nurse staffing business, was growing more rapidly.

No sooner had I walked onto the Nightingale-style, high-ceilinged ward of two rows of 10 beds with a desk at one end, a cupboard at the other and a palisade of windows on one side, then I was gently taken aside by (what would now be called) the nurse unit manager.

Nurses of the elder care department can only view the patient status of a patient currently admitted to their nurse unit for whom they are assigned responsible.

Nurses of the cardiology department can only view the patient status of a patient admitted to their nurse unit for whom they are assigned responsible, up to three days after they were discharged.

(Staff Nurse : Unit 0102 ).

Is that alright on this shift ?" (Staff Nurse : Unit 2902 ).

Nurse Unit Managers described that they were decorated in an ad hoc way by motivated staff and maintained in a similar manner; no unit had policies or guidelines on maintenance of the rooms, for example, who cleaned or tidied toys.

Positive responses were followed by further questions about the probability of exposure (i.e., no exposure, possible exposure, or probable exposure) by nursing position (i.e., supervisor/coordinator, clinical nurse specialist, head nurse/unit manager, charge nurse, staff nurse) and year.

In this sense, vision and motivation became inspiration and passion: you look something up to impress her [the scholar - a nurse specialist in intensive care] there was about four or five of us who actually formed our own study much to the delight of the Nurse Unit Manager and the Educator (A1).

" and then we have a health coach nurse that you can refer patients to and who goes through these, well, the health profiles that you do (Nurse Unit VI)" Confidence in handling a patient with a lifestyle-related condition, and satisfaction with the organization, was particularly expressed by informants who had access to a lifestyle clinic, a lifestyle team or a lifestyle nurse within the unit.

Their decisions are made without consultation with nurses and NUMs [Nurse Unit Managers].