Sentence examples for nursing claims from inspiring English sources

The discipline of nursing claims a profound commitment to social justice as a fundamental principle, and therefore understanding ways in which inequities are reinforced is a central task [ 1, 14].

In a new paper this year on the Politics of Nursing Knowledge, Perron and her colleagues[ 14] criticise what they call the 'militarization of nursing', claiming that: "Many accounts provide angelic portrayals of nurses faced with the devastating effects of war.

Mr. Kennedy said the nurses' claims that he had hurt them damaged his reputation and led to his prosecution.

The nurse claims she does not need to pay out as her employment contract specifically states that the company had insurance in place "to indemnify … for any claim arising from any wrongful act committed by … any employee while carrying out their contractual obligations".

An Iranian nurse claimed to have attended to him.

The nurse claimed that Dr. Karabus had falsified the medical records to indicate that she had been given platelets.

Mr. Kennedy tried to leave anyway, and two nurses claimed he hurt them as they blocked his way.

Student doctors and nurses claim they provide high quality care to patients and are being 'pushed to the brink' financially.

And that, nurses claim, is one of the reasons for the serious funding gap and a chronic shortage of expert school nurses.

She had brought a bouquet of flowers and, when approached by a nurse, claimed to be a friend of Mrs. Wilson's.

Ms Burger said nurses claimed Mr Duncan was left for several hours "not in isolation, in an area where other patients were present," after being admitted into hospital.