Sentence examples for standards for nursing from inspiring English sources

Congress established stringent standards for nursing homes in 1987.

They note that Mr. Franks voted with Republicans in Congress in 1995 to reduce Medicare and Medicaid spending and to eliminate federal safety standards for nursing homes.

"We achieved the highest standards for nursing home workers in the country because they were in the same union as hospital workers," Mr. Rosselli said.

But Ms. Brigner said the government must not relax standards for nursing home employees to permit the hiring of unskilled workers to perform tasks like pushing wheelchairs or helping patients at mealtime.

"He's saying that he doesn't want to tell people what to do, but the thing is, you have standards for nursing, teaching and these are legal requirements and standards.

Its goal is to create and enforce standards for nursing education, licensing and practice across the Emirates to promote Emiratis in the work force and lessen the dependence on foreign labor.

Federal standards for nurse-patient ratios are a start, but hospitals will end up robbing Peter to pay Paul.

DENOSA's (1998) (Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa, 1998. Ethical standards for nurse researchers. Denosa, Pretoria) ethical standards for research were observed to maintain the standard and quality of the research.

Moreover, when visual inspection of the infusion bag and its administration set is a standard safety precaution measure for nursing staff when administering infusion therapy, the feasibility and acceptability of such blinding technique may be limited in practice to allow the trial to be delivered successfully.

Unless Congress mandates a federal standard for nurse-patient ratios, those deaths will continue.

But the Government is yet to introduce a national standard for nurse to patient ratios, despite constant warnings from medical professionals.