Sentence examples for standard of nursing from inspiring English sources
Cavell entered the nursing profession in 1895 and in 1907 was appointed the first matron of the Berkendael Institute, Brussels, where she greatly improved the standard of nursing.
A recent study of the county's health care system said it was necessary, "by any modern standard of nursing home care," to do something about the facility.
SBIRT education can establish an evidence-based standard of nursing practice to improve healthcare outcomes, but it must be reinforced with ongoing ED review and supportive educational sessions until practice is firmly established.
Moreover, they say that the standard of nursing practice in the Philippines is higher, thus causing more anxiety on the nurses to do their job well, leading one interviewee to compare it to "having Florence Nightingale over your shoulders, ready to call attention to every error that you may commit".
It's these decisions that make delivering a high standard of nursing care consistently very difficult.
This verification process enables the UNMC to fulfil its social contract of maintaining a minimum standard of nursing care, thereby instilling public confidence in the health care system.
As graduate nurses with this background in basic nursing care they will be the supervisors and monitors of standards of nursing care on their wards.
twitter.com/WillGHardy/sta… April 22, 2013 The RCN (@theRCN) #RCNcongress Peter Carter: The idea that nurses don't want to see high standards of nursing care is laughable.
"Rather the evidence shows that you are a highly competent nurse of considerable experience, capable of maintaining proper standards of nursing care, conduct and performance".
To prevent complications connected with the use of restraints, we consider continual training sessions and education of medical personnel important in connection with the use of restraints and auditing in maintaining standards of nursing care and the prevention of complications associated with the use of restrictive procedures, and then using these measures only in necessary and justified cases.
In November 2013, Mr Drakeford announced a review into standards of nursing at the two hospitals involved, led by Prof June Andrews.
