Sentence examples for state of nursing from inspiring English sources
The requirement that all student nurses in the United Kingdom will be educated to degree level from 2013 permits a review of the current state of nursing education in university contexts.
The state of nursing science : hallmarks of the 20th and 21st centuries / Jacqueline Fawcett -- Ch. 7. The state of nursing science : reconceptualizing for the 21st century / Mary Cipriano Silva -- Ch. 8. Nursing science : the transformation of practice / Rosemarie Rizzo Parse -- Ch. 9.
But in the meantime, if ever I feel blue about the state of nursing or the way that nurses are portrayed, I visit the wards, and read the cards lining the pin-boards outside the coffee rooms.
The state of nursing homes has become one of the hottest health care topics around the state, as advocates for the elderly, the State Health Department and law enforcement officials have complained about problems with the quality of care in the centers.
The heightened attention, prompted by a report in The New York Times on the state of nursing homes acquired by private equity firms, held up the closing for months, as Carlyle assured regulators that it would maintain staff levels and care standards.
Given the poor state of nursing data in Switzerland, it is not possible to assess the representativeness of initial nursing education compared to the whole country for the graduation years under consideration.
Hospitals are now required by law to report cases of drug abuse to their respective state boards of nursing.
Over time, an emerging model developed and was adopted by the school of nursing and approved by the state board of nursing.
The purpose of this policy analysis was to explore the language of state boards of nursing scope-of-practice documents related to the use of RN-initiated CSPs in the ED setting.
We developed a conceptual model for a clinical nurse leader (CNL) program to present to a school of nursing faculty and a state board of nursing for approval and adoption.
The redesign of nursing curricula is urgent and needs to reflect the integration of clinical and classroom learning consistent with the language found in the Baccalaureate Essentials, standards of the institutions' accrediting bodies, and the state boards of nursing.
