She said the hospital had hired costly consultants who handed nurses scripts to recite to patients in a bid to improve customer satisfaction scores, even as the nurses were left short-handed with more acutely ill patients, straining the staffing guidelines — one nurse to seven patients — they had negotiated a decade ago.
The script called for him to recite Psalm 23. "He needs to sound more or less like a guy from California," Monich said.
The "increased risk" script that doctors have to recite doesn't require them to say that abortion causes an increased risk of suicide, the majority said.
I had to recite the script," he said.
Some hospitals have resorted to hiring outside consultants who coach nurses to recite a script praising the care — a strategy resented by short-handed staff members and denounced by their unions.
The questions I'm asking myself now are these: How many times are we going to have to recite the same script?
The time-honoured tradition of each education secretary mounting the dais to recite the statutory script, "The current stock of teachers are the best trained, the most dedicated, the … (yawn, where was I)?" has, with the planned introduction of licensing teachers to practice, been exposed for the sham that it is.
Coleman goes on to recite the Haqqanis' script, before turning to their captor's demands.
With the exception of Ahmed, with his penchant for ad libs, most Sudanese officials follow a script when discussing Darfur, one so honed they tend to recite it in nearly identical form.
There's no set script for beginning a séance, but many people choose to recite a prayer of welcome to set the tone for the event.
