Sentence examples for nurses exceeding from inspiring English sources

To be fully effective in supporting the modern, safe clinical practice of dentistry, dental nurses should be trained together with dentists and other members of the dental team, with the volume of dental nurses exceeding dentists; the exact ratio will depend on workforce patterns.

We are in desperate need of qualified nurses and the best place to recruit them will still be in EU countries like Spain where the number of qualified nurses exceeds their country's demands.

The first conclusion was that the available nurses exceeded the model results.

Across almost all age groups and both genders, nurses exceeded the NSW population proportions substantially (by 20%% or more) except for the youngest group of male nurses (Fig.  7).

Each of the innovation and reform scenarios (productivity - Figure  5; workforce retention - Figure  6; and low demand - Figure  7) reduce the amount by which the demand for nurses exceeds supply relative to the comparison scenario in 2025.

Furthermore, the case study found that the estimated weekly indirect costs of agency nurses exceeded the direct costs by 29% at Hospital 1, and by 50% at Hospital 2. The recruitment and supervision of agency nurses accounted for the major part of the indirect costs.

Thus, for most medications, documentation by the nurse exceeded patient purchases.

Only in 2009, 25,916 nurses graduated exceeding the need of the planned health districts.

Following the health visit, the staff member completes a fidelity checklist to determine areas in which the nurse is exceeding expectations and areas in which the nurse needs improvement.

The comparison scenario estimates the demand for nurses will exceed supply from approximately 2014 onwards, with a shortfall of almost 110,000 nurses by 2025.

Salaries for executive nurses can exceed $100,000.