Sentence examples for nursing order from inspiring English sources

The classic nursing order, the Hospitallers were probably the first to provide genuine medical and hospital services, initially for pilgrims to Jerusalem.

After the war, she stayed in Greece and founded an Orthodox nursing order of nuns known as the Christian Sisterhood of Martha and Mary.

When she died in 1990, the home she had shared with Schultheis in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, along with all its contents, was left to a local nursing order affiliated with the Catholic Church.

In January 1949, the princess founded a nursing order of Greek Orthodox nuns, the Christian Sisterhood of Martha and Mary, modelled after the convent that her aunt, the martyr Grand Duchess Elizabeth Fyodorovna, had founded in Russia in 1909.

After World War Two the hospital was closed, and by 1965 only the leprosarium remained on Fantome, it was administered by a Roman Catholic nursing order until 1973 when the inhabitants were moved to Palm Island.

Women belonging to such groups were the first nurses, and their tradition has been continued in all Christian nursing orders and is emulated by some non-Christian orders, such as the Hindu Ramakrishna Mission.

Data collected included demographic information, all documented diagnoses, procedures, technology use, medication orders, feeding orders, and nursing orders, as well as whether home nursing services were ordered for post-discharge care.

The interview with nursing staff and the review of medical and nursing orders were both highly associated with the observation data (Table 2).

Many parents created their own care plan summary in a single document containing a diagnosis and medication list, allergies, tracheotomy equipment settings and home nursing orders.

Our study has also shown that sensitivity and specificity values of the reported measurement are higher than those calculated from medical charts and nursing orders.

This phenomenon is not surprising considering that the keeping of medical and nursing orders in nursing homes isn't usually done on a daily basis [ 27], as opposed to acute care settings.