Sentence examples for nursing with from inspiring English sources
We need people to go into nursing with the right motives.
Meyer's wife, Shelley, has a degree in psychiatric nursing, with a specialty in addiction.
She also holds bachelor's and master's degrees in nursing, with a certificate in midwifery, from the University of Pennsylvania.
The first communities were sisterhoods that combined service (teaching and nursing) with prayer, and male communities appeared not long after.
But my identity fits very much within nursing, with the service I provide as a nurse rather than whatever organisation I work for.
Yet here the real world commingles with a surreal natural world -- roses perfume the January air and bobcats act like kittens, nursing with babies in their cradles.
In return, residents are guaranteed care, from independent living to assisted living to skilled nursing, with minimal additional fees if extra care is needed.
"I just went for something not too hard but at the same time challenging," says Ms. Bah, who is leaning toward a major in nursing with a minor in business.
"That is why we have mom-nursing-with-lovey-dovey-face and exhausted stressed-out mom with spit-up in her hair," Robinson said.
The biggest gap between the sexes were in education - 85 per cent of acceptances were women - and "subjects allied to medicine", i.e nursing - with 81 per of all acceptances being women.
As for nursing, as more nurses reach retirement age the next 20 years, the shortage will worsen, according to a study published last year in The Journal of the American Medical Association by Peter I. Buerhaus, a researcher and associate dean at the Vanderbilt University School of Nursing, with Douglas O. Staiger and David I. Auerbach.
