"nursing techniques" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the techniques used by nurses in the care of their patients. For example, "New nursing techniques are needed to improve patient satisfaction."
Therefore, clinical educators tend to avoid clarifying what the students have learned and to simply let the student perform various nursing techniques.
(Faculty member) Some faculty members are dissatisfied that clinical educators do not serve as role models for students because basic nursing techniques learned in school, including methods of taking vital signs and sanitary care, are not properly implemented at the clinical site: "Basic nursing techniques performed at the clinical site differ from techniques performed in school".
(Clinical educator) Even if the student expresses a desire to attempt many kinds of nursing techniques, it can be difficult because I am unsure of the extent of their training.
The UZ intervention included: (1) remodeling physical space; (2) holistic nursing techniques training for the nursing staff; (3) yoga therapists on the unit to work with patients using breathing and yoga techniques; (4) "patient navigator"; and (5) audiovisuals demonstrating yoga and relaxation techniques for patients to use in bed.
For faculty members, the goal for students in providing nursing care is to demonstrate a profound understanding of the physical and psychological aspects of patients while properly administering basic nursing techniques learned in school, such as sanitary care and physical assessment.
The proper use of barrier nursing techniques like masks, gowns, gloves and goggles have stopped the spread of SARS to the health workers caring for patients, although centers officials say they do not know if such measures are 100percentt effective.
My son had a great latch and we had good nursing technique, but my breasts just had a hard time getting on board with the breastfeeding gig.
In this book the authors describe the main differences in anatomy, tracheostomy tubes, techniques, and nursing management between tracheostomy in children and in adults.
The checklist, as previously validated [10], consists of 37 safety measures grouped into ten blocks of different areas of care: mechanical ventilation, haemodynamics, renal function and continuous renal replacement techniques (CRRT), sedation and analgesia, treatment (two blocks), nutrition, techniques and tests, nursing care and structure.
Strict monitoring of the nurses' measurement techniques was performed by the senior research nurse and regular inter-observer variation studies were conducted.
Nursing staff used motivational interviewing techniques to facilitate needed behavior changes for the participant to be able to effectively self-manage their condition(s).
