Sentence examples for nursing hand from inspiring English sources

Dravid has a broken cheekbone, while Laxman and Yuvraj Singh are nursing hand injuries.

For example, in one study nurses' hand washing intentions were influenced by peer pressure from physicians and administrators [ 37] while another study reported that peer feedback on hand hygiene performance whilst effective in the intervention period, was not sustainable [ 38].

My companion — an esteemed documentary filmmaker — was nursing a hand injury, somewhat mysteriously sustained the previous week, during a foot race.

One reminded doctors and nurses, "Hand hygiene prevents you from catching diseases"; another read, "Hand hygiene prevents patients from catching diseases".

At least 2 weeks later, the nurses' hand hygiene performance was observed while they provided patient care.

Nurses hand over to nurses.

Questions were designed to stimulate discussion about nurses' hand hygiene beliefs.

Some GPs generated lists of specialists, which the practice nurses hand out to the patients.

We compared the cost-effectiveness of two successful implementation strategies for improving nurses' hand hygiene (HH) compliance and reducing hospital acquired infections (HAI's).

As nurses have the most physical contact with patients [ 4], it is important to understand the beliefs underlying hospital-based nurses' hand hygiene decisions from a sound theoretical framework which can then inform intervention strategies to encourage greater compliance.

The belief base of the theory of planned behaviour provided a useful framework to explore systematically the underlying beliefs of nurses' hand hygiene decisions according to the 5 critical moments, allowing comparisons with previous belief studies.