Sentence examples for nursing made from inspiring English sources

Being served by the head of nursing "made me feel appreciated," said Lou Guarnaschelli, a part-time pharmacist who has attended holiday parties since he started working at Phelps in 1959.

The acquisition of cognitive, affective and psychomotor knowledge and skills are required in nursing, made possible via an interactive teaching method, such as simulation.

Those working in nursing made reference to the International Council of Nurses Position Statement on Ethical Nurse Recruitmentt (2001) and the Canadian Nurses Association's Position Statement on Ethical Nurse Recruitment (2007) when recalling changes, while those working with physicians referred to the World Organization of Family Doctors' Melbourne Manifesto (2002).

If the kitten is still young enough to be nursing, make sure its mother really has abandoned it.

Nurses made up the second-largest group, at 17,198.

Extra training for AIDS doctors and nurses made them better doctors and nurses over all.

At that point, the nurses made the decision to move me to another tent.

In Madison, county nurses made frequent home visits, and she got more help from her new church.

The nurse made a face, dashed into another room and handed him a bottle wrapped up in a bag.

The hospice nurses made daily visits to check her pain levels and adjust her dosages of morphine.

My days were simple and repetitive: I slept until I was woken up by Lukas's cries, nursed, made coffee, watched bad TV and nursed again.