Sentence examples for nursing standards from inspiring English sources

Some also demanded the head of Peter Carter, general secretary of the Royal College of Nursing, after the report's damning verdict on nursing standards.

In 1906, a Belgian doctor, impressed by English nursing standards, was looking for an English nurse to establish a training school in Brussels.

Last week, however, the RCN did at last show signs of responding to the public's concerns about nursing standards by launching a commission into pre-registration nurse education led by the Lib Dem peer, Phil Willis.

(Who, despite her status, was not exactly a role model for single living. After revolutionizing military nursing standards during the Crimean War, she took to her bed more or less permanently at the age of 40 with a mysterious malady).

The Patients Association said its helpline is busier than ever logging complaints about nursing standards.

Nursing standards will be reviewed at two hospitals after the death of a patient.

Meanwhile, Jackie Smith, chief executive and registrar of the NMC defended the process in Nursing Standard, saying: "The significance of revalidation can hardly be overstated – it represents the single most important change to how we regulate nurses and nursing and midwifery.

The Dutch professional nursing standard of 2012 stipulates that Dutch nursing practices are to be evidence-based.

These components are necessary for developing nursing standard of care guidelines that are designed to encourage judicious reporting of early signs/symptoms of feeding intolerance to health care providers, which, in turn, may improve patient outcome.

Practice Nurse and Nursing Standard both published 61 pieces (7%), Community Practitioner published 45 (5.2%) and Health Visitor 24 (2.7) pieces.

All but two of the respondents said that they read the Community Practitioner Journal (n = 183) and just under half the British Medical Journal (n = 80), Nursing Standard (n = 78), or British Journal of Community Nursing (n = 77).