Sentence examples for nurses from inspiring English sources

Ausmat are rapid-response health teams that include doctors, nurses, paramedics, firefighters and allied health staff.

It is to issue detailed guidance to nurses.

Nurses went on strike in 1974 and the first major national dispute was the ancillary workers' strike in 1972.

The worst are the drunk companions, who are an unnecessary further distraction for doctors and nurses dealing with their mates.

The force is down by more than 3,300 nurses, including 2,000 district nurses who provide care for people in their own homes or residential institutions – a 28% cut to what the RCN says is an integral part of the community workforce.

Frontline clinical staff numbers went up by 11,100 under the coalition government, the Conservatives say, and it had committed to around 10,000 more community healthcare workers – 5,000 doctors and 5,000 drawn from nurses and allied health professionals.

The pledgeto hire thousands more GPs, nurses and other staff will be widely welcomed.

Despite the unprecedented pause and the NHS Future Forum's demolition job of the bill, the chorus of criticism has grown again as doctors, nurses, patient groups and health experts have digested the detail of the reorganised reorganisation and concluded that the government is failing to properly safeguard the NHS.

They were promised a contingent of NHS volunteers and also directly recruited nurses and doctors in the UK themselves – including the healthcare worker now being treated for Ebola at the Royal Free hospital in London.

A second later, down the line, he heard the nurses asking: "Where?" It says much for Spall's bloody-minded longevity that I have to refresh my memory on all the roles he's embodied.

Doctors, nurses, managers and other staff are empowered to improve care without having to seek permission to do so and members of the trust's executive team work as much as coaches and mentors as senior leaders in the organisation.