"nursing thing" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to any aspect, task, or duty related to nursing. Example: "Sarah has been studying for her nursing exams all day. She is exhausted but knows it's just part of the nursing thing."
Just like I wouldn't want an aide or somebody else talking to me about nursing things.
Pregnancy is a beautiful thing, nursing a beautiful thing, babies, a beautiful thing, but the last beautiful thing on that list that I care about is how good I look.
Well, confident in the nursing things but you always feel that you're working under somebody, or you're below somebody, so I don't know if I've put that hat on and that monkey on my shoulder and I've held myself back a little bit by being a bit... you know, still having my nurses' hat on' R1 438-448 'I mean the dental faculty don't understand us as doctors as such.
Many times patients tell nurses things they don't tell doctors and vice versa (Nurse Manager).
F: You haven't got much space either I know, so..... P2: We have leaflets with the practice nurse, things that are given out at clinics.
"Information should not go through several people, the doctors tell the nurses things but it would be better if doctors informed the parents directly" (parent of an extremely premature infant describing communication with nurses).
It's a good thing nursing mothers have two nipples so the baby can nurse one boob while titty twisting the other.
According to a previous study, the motivation of nursing aides in Japan can be defined by the following factors: salary satisfaction, free time to do one's own thing, nursing aides as important partners in the job, feeling helpful to patients, participating in decision-making and job-skill improvement [ 43].
We treated ourselves to a respectful silence then, nursing our important things until I felt obliged to ask about her education.
Hospitals took about a third of the money; clinicians took another third; and the rest went for other things — nursing homes, prescription drugs, and the costs of administering our insurance system.
