Sentence examples for sufficient nurse from inspiring English sources
The importance of sufficient nurse staffing is becoming irrefutable, so much so that the Registered Nurse Safe-Staffing Act of 2013 was recently introduced by Representatives Lois Capps, a Democrat from California and a nurse, and David Joyce, a Republican from Ohio.
Furthermore, sufficient nurse staffing to avoid excessive workload is an essential requirement for occupational health of caregivers [ 6].
Although they could not indicate what number they consider sufficient, they think that a sufficient nurse staffing level is linked to team composition or staff mix.
(Respondent 3, mental health care focus group) As stated by participants, a sufficient nurse staffing level determines whether patient wishes and needs are met.
One of the nurses said that using VC provided an opportunity ' to assess the patient together with someone who also can see the patient, who can see the same things as I, or maybe something I haven't seen, which makes the assessment sufficient' (Nurse 10).
Nurse triage is less likely to be successful if practices do not support nurses by ensuring there is sufficient nurse capacity to undertake this new role as well as performing their usual roles such as health promotion, chronic disease management, and vaccination programmes.
The RCN has been saying for years that high quality care requires sufficient nurses to deliver it.
It also found 65% did not have sufficient nurses with a specialist qualification in neonatal care and that 70% treated more babies than was recommended.
In 1999, the Clinton administration gave inspectors new guidance on how to determine if a home had sufficient nursing staff to meet the residents' needs.
And there were operational problems, like the time the hospital contracted with visiting nurses and failed to settle the terms of a contract that expired on a Friday, leaving patients without sufficient nursing care for an entire weekend, said Janice Hahn, the councilwoman for the area.
In Leeds, St James's hospital and Leeds General Infirmary are getting an extra 65 beds, with 14 more on standby – though plans for even more extra capacity had to be shelved due an inability to recruit sufficient nurses – while doctors will be working longer hours.
