Sentence examples for nursing scientist from inspiring English sources
Christel Bienstein, a nursing scientist from the University of Witten/ Herdecke said many German care homes had reached breaking point due to lack of staff, and that care standards had dropped as a result.
In the intervention group (IG) a multidimensional geriatric assessment was performed by trained personnel (nursing scientist, psychologist or sociologist) in a first preventive home visit.
Since the original version was in Finnish, a Finnish nursing scientist with a good understanding of German translated the German version into Finnish.
A research team consisting of a clinical pharmacologist, a pharmacist, a nursing scientist and a geriatrician planned and coordinated the development of the European Union (EU)(7 -PIM list.
A case conference was conducted by a multi-professional team (nursing scientist, psychologist, geronto-psychiatrist, nutritionist, social worker) within three weeks after the geriatric assessment to work out individualized recommendations based on an analysis of identified self-care deficits and risk factors for institutionalization.
The increased reference to hermeneutics from nursing scientists, researchers and academics has emphasized that interpretation has traditionally been a fundamental part of nursing practice.
The growing focus on the need for interdisciplinary research has made it imperative that nursing scientists collaborate with colleagues in other health-related fields including medicine, public health, dentistry, and social work.
The final translation was assessed by a third translator and approved to be relevant in the Dutch nursing context by a panel of nursing scientists (n = 6).
Perry is currently a Nurse Scientist for Dignity Health with a focus on research involving patient engagement.
A sympathetic nurse scientist at the Dana-Farber Cancer Insthatte closedesurveillance surveillance might be a reasonable alternative to surgery for some women.
Transitioning into the role of nurse scientist requires the acquisition of new knowledge but also involves the development of new scholarly skills and the appropriation of the unique values and goals of the new role.
