Expert and experienced nurses are vigilant.
Nurse, ward (C114) In this issue [medication], I feel that doctors are very appreciative if we as nurses remain vigilant and speak to them, speak immediately.
In this issue [medication], I feel that doctors are very appreciative if we as nurses remain vigilant and speak to them, speak immediately.
While there, they need nurturers as well as nurses; dignity and vigilant attention alongside the drugs.
He charmed the hardworking nurses, some so vigilant, responding to the bells and beeps going off almost constantly.
This may be the result of nurses being more vigilant in verifying medication name and dosage compared with other medication information.
All those involved in the teaching and learning of nursing must be vigilant for error prevention, detection, reporting, analysis, and if warranted, individual remediation and system reconfiguration.
Finally, outbreaks of infection or working with infectious patients were motivators for nurses to engage in more vigilant hand hygiene.
(A4) In the descriptive category caring as nursing interventions, the nurses conceived caring to be vigilant patient surveillance resulting in care activities that lead to either relief or improvement of symptoms and enhanced well-being.
Unnecessary delays to elective removal of catheters and tubes were avoided; physicians and nurses were advised to be attentive and vigilant in order to minimize the likelihood of such delays.
Nearly every emergency nurse and doctor whom I know is vigilant at identifying sepsis, but cases are rarely as straightforward as they were presented in this article.
