Sentence examples for rich nurses from inspiring English sources

For assessment of density, the nurse qualitatively evaluated the type of density as poor, normal or rich (nurses' real-time TVD).

"We are not a rich nursing home," she said.

Institutions such as magnet hospitals, for example, are hospitals characterized by adequate to excellent staffing, low turnover, rich nursing skill mix and greater job satisfaction, among other factors, even in the face of a general health personnel shortage [ 74].

A systematic review of 43 studies found that richer nurse staffing was related to lower failure-to-rescue rates among surgical patients, and lower inpatient mortality rates and shorter hospital stays among medical patients.

But Hillary matched the look and the feel of Margaret Dumont: the rich bitch, Nurse Ratched, the buzzkill, the no-fun mom, the one who shut the joke down.

However, because offspring survival and fecundity were negatively associated in the Rich, wet-nursing unlikely explains these findings.

There is significant concern about the worldwide migration of nursing professionals from low-income countries to rich ones, as nurses are lured to fill the large number of vacancies in upper-income countries.

The Greenbrier Hotel's sulfur waters used to be the place the rich went to nurse themselves back to health.

All of this has led to something of an impasse: In nursing, rich countries face pressure to raise skilled migration in response to local shortages and demographic forces.

Larvae acquire protein through worker jelly, a rich secretion from nurse workers' hypopharyngeal glands (HGs).

Blegen et al [ 34] suggest that having a nursing team that is richer in registered nurses contributes to lower patient mortality rates.