Sentence examples for nursing ranking from inspiring English sources

Nursing ranking (senior vs. junior) in our institution depends on qualifications and developed countries experiences and not only to number of years of practice.

Conclusion ICU nurses rank favorably multidisciplinary WLST discussions.

Nurses ranked low salary, within both the public and private sector, as the main push factor.

Patients ranked urgency and pain as the most bothersome symptoms, while physicians and nurses ranked urgency and stool frequency highest.

Nurses ranked highest for avoidance of patient (93.4%), whereas physicians ranked highest for acceptance of risk (69.5%).

Elderly-care physicians ranked memory as the least important domain while nurses ranked it as most important.

*All nurses ranked their top five most important problems from 5 (most important) to 1 (least important).

As a general trend, physicians ranked third for 9 items, nurses ranked first for 10 items, and others ranked second for 7 items.

When asked to rank their services by importance, the nurses ranked PMTCT first and IPTp second even though they said that all services were equally important.

Nurses ranked their interactions with other nurses as being significantly greater than their interactions with any other team member (p < 0.01 by Friedman's test).

Further, 58% nurses ranked "Develop a system for diabetes follow-up" as having a large impact compared with only 30% of doctors (χ2 = 9.6, p <.01).