Sentence examples for nurses progress from inspiring English sources
Becoming an effective front-line nurse manager is a complex and dynamic process, particularly when nurses progress to these roles within their own unit when multifaceted interpersonal factors may feature.
It contained detailed admission records, hospital stay summary, nurses' progress note, clinical progress note and laboratory investigations.
All adverse events (including falls, hospitalizations and surgeries) charted in nurses progress notes are collected, as are most recent full Resident Assessment Instrument-Minimum Data Set (RAI-MDS) and RAI-MDS updates, and the full, monthly medication administration record.
The three-part articles by nursing community college faculty members and nursing chiefs introduced 20 years ago in Japan indicated that clinicians were unaware of the differences in goals for each training progression and of the importance of nursing progress records to increase thinking power and decision-making ability.
Background: Documentation of dysphagia assessment in nursing progress notes is often inconsistent and inconclusive.
Unfortunately, the system does not perform as well on nursing progress notes and discharge summaries.
The nursing progress notes are unstructured free text typed into a clinical information system by the nurses at the end of each shift.
All nurses are required to use the system, and all used it to chart and generate nursing progress notes and reports on a daily basis.
To evaluate the de-identification approach described in this article, a randomly selected subset of the nursing progress notes was extracted from the MIMIC II database.
In nursing progress notes, the clinical staff frequently employs technical terminology, non-standard abbreviations, ungrammatical statements, misspellings, and incorrect punctuation and capitalization.
Furthermore, their systems were trained on relatively well-structured data, such as discharge summaries and it is unclear how their approaches would perform on nursing progress notes, which are significantly less structured and grammatical than the discharge summaries.
