Sentence examples for nurses discussions from inspiring English sources

Questionnaire items were derived from three sources: a literature review on the role of practice nurses; discussions with nurses in management positions within the Health Board; and a previous questionnaire conducted by the practice nurse advisor in early 2004.

Although the researchers had not intended to explore the feasibility of carrying out family psychoeducation in this setting, it consistently featured as a concern and theme in the psychologists' and nurses' discussions and hence it was incorporated.

A significant finding is that the quality of nurses' discussion with relatives, rather than patients, was more influential in the nurses' assessment of care outcomes.

Lessons learned from the unsuccessful SUPPORT intervention, which involved nurse discussions with hospitalized patients and families about care decisions, have informed the development of more recent initiatives (SUPPORT Principal Investigators 1995; Lynn et al 2000a).

For the most part, nurses initiated discussions of a child's overweight or obesity.

2. Nurses' peer discussions We collected another set of data from PHNs attending three training workshops conducted in July and October 2012, and January 2013.

2. Nurses' peer discussions In the KH Coder analysis of the workshop data, we created two topics, "action plans" and "learned knowledge".

Presenting a contemporary discussion about the current and potential impact of mandatory CPD requirements for nurses, this discussion paper utilises the case of Australia's current national policy and CPD operation to examine the choices that nurses make in order to fulfil their legislative requirements.

For example, I have tried repeatedly and unsuccessfully to get the hospital's consultants to include the community tissue viability nurse in discussions of my partner's pressure sore.

This holistic assessment seems more amenable to modelling via simulated practice via manikin than the more direct 'caring' provided by nurses (see Discussion).

Furthermore, when the children are 30 and 42 months old, the families are called by their nurse for discussion of their goals for behaviour change (see Table  1).