Sentence examples for nursing realm from inspiring English sources

In the nursing realm, complexity has been measured by parameters like severity of illness [ 10] nature of nursing tasks [ 12, 18] and nursing diagnoses [ 9, 12].

9 10 This information suggested the implementation of EBP by doctors is hampered by a perceived lack of time, knowledge or EBP resources, 9 11 whereas in the nursing realm EBP awareness, the body of knowledge and research utilisation, as well as managerial support are still developing.

For nurse educators, the realm of nursing practice extends beyond direct patient care to include preparing students for nursing practice.

He forged ahead against a tide of ghosts and pirates and sexy nurses from the spirit realm.

A Muammar Gaddafi that applies botox and just can't get enough of his sexy Ukrainian nurse belongs to the realm of Big Brother.

We live in a system where the caregiving responsibilities that once fell squarely in the realm of nurses and professionals are now thrust on unwitting spouses and adult children with absolutely no consideration of the impact on their well-being ― or even the extent of their ability to perform these tasks.

When the Empress and the Nurse descend to the human realm, the stage rises to reveal the factorylike home of the Dyer.

Environmental health is an important practice realm for all nurses (Pope et al. 1995) and more specifically for PHNs American Nurses Associationn 2007; APHA 2005).

Eventually nursing personnel also ventured into the realm of on-scene emergency response, particularly in the arena of air medical services.

However, the validity of these scales has been questioned in terms of their use in the postpartum, because some items (eg. lack of sleep, listlessness, weight loss, and poor concentration) are viewed as part of the 'normal' realm of being a nursing mother, rather than being due to depression [ 15, 22].

However, if a third party not involved in the particular survey had collected the interview data, field notes and observations, it may have resulted in additional information that otherwise might have been withheld by the nurses or might have been beyond the researchers' realm of attention.