Sentence examples for nurses accommodation from inspiring English sources

Terry Pratt said the late Jim'll Fix It star was frequently handed a key to the nurses' accommodation building at Leeds General Infirmary during the late 1980s.

Jacintha Saldanha, 46, a mother of two from Bristol who answered the call before transferring it to another nurse, died on Friday in a suspected suicide at her nurses' accommodation near King Edward VII hospital in London two days after the radio prank was broadcast internationally.

Saldanha, a mother of two, was found hanged, and with cuts to her wrists, at the hospital nurses' accommodation on 7 December 2012, three days after Sydney's 2Day FM radio station made the 5.30am call, which she had transferred, believing it to be a call from the Queen.

A former porter at the Leeds General Infirmary told the BBC this week that he became suspicious of Mr. Savile when he arrived at the hospital in the early hours accompanied by teenage girls and was handed the keys to a building used for nurses' accommodations.

By using tele-care, we are providing a service that is more cost effective than registered care or nursing accommodation, offering better outcomes and increased satisfaction for people with long-term care needs.

Jacintha Saldanha, 46, was found dead in her nursing accommodation shortly after staff were tricked into revealing details of Kate's stay at London's King Edward VII Hospital in December 2012.

This poor woman was living in nursing accommodation just yards away from the hospital.

The ground and top floors of the house, and the wings, have been converted into nursing accommodation, leaving the appearance of the exterior virtually unchanged.

One thousand and twenty three older adults residing in residential and nursing homes, were recruited to the Older People's Exercise in Residential and nursing Accommodation (OPERA) cluster randomised controlled trial.

This was a nested cohort study using data from a large cluster-randomised controlled trial: Older People's Exercise in Residential and nursing Accommodation (OPERA).

The reason for using cost per bed-day rather than cost per admission is that "bed-days" are better than "admissions" as a proxy for such hospital services as nursing, accommodation and other "hotel services" [ 3], permitting more flexibility in the use of estimated unit costs.