| 词汇 | example_english_nurse |
| 释义 | Examples of nurseThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. In some situations, asthma-trained nurses may have had a more current asthma knowledge than their medical colleagues. A chapter on the assessment of dementia emphasises psychological assessment but understates the importance of psychiatric mental-state examination, nursing assessment and social work assessment. Segregation in age-specific communities (hostels and nursing homes) and in age-specific organisations is seen as anathema to such integration. Three of these homes were registered for nursing care. Several carers received support from district or agency nurses, or social services in this process. The starting point for both books is that conditions in nursing homes have to change. As primary care services expand and develop, more primary care nurses may begin supplementary prescribing for this condition. At present, supplementary prescribing for eczema is often performed by experienced dermatology nurses, supported by a dermatologist, who work in both secondary and primary care. The enrolment of the family members was carried out by the two public-health nurses. Only 1 in 4 nurses was considering immunization. Until the present, it has been rare for carers to be non-kin housemaids or paid nurses, although this may become more common among the better-off. As a consequence, some chapters lack the specificity to be of real value to nurses facing the challenges of practice in this area. Despite the title's focus on nursing older people, the text is relevant to practitioners from all disciplines working in a wide range of care settings. Help provided by home-care services, nursing homes or hospitals defined formal help. Easing the transition to nursing homes : identifying the needs of spousal caregivers at the time of institutionalisation. Communication difficulties experienced by nursing home residents with a hearing loss during conversation with staff members. One of these physicians suggested that the nurses contact the ethicist. They also hope that it will be helpful to specialist paediatric nurses. The answers revealed that nurses have three major concerns. On the other hand, is it fair to make everyone in the community pay the high costs of nursing care for a few? In order to prevent infant mortality at the orphanage the employment of wet-nurses was seen as necessary. In the first and third periods there were no notes on wet-nurses who were inspected a second time. Towards the end of the century the number of wet-nurses decreased, although the system did not cease until 1937, as we have seen. They find the relative power differences between nurses and physicians (grounded principally in issues of gender) to have significant ethical import. A strike by physicians or nurses during such a time would, likewise, be difficult to defend ethically. Obviously, extending this standard to clinics, nursing homes, and physicians' offices will be challenging. Additionally, nurses adopted a deferential position to family members. A case study identifying nursing staffs perceptions of the delivery method of nursing care in practice on a particular ward. The type of death which is least well understood, but which is significant in nursing homes, is the process of general deterioration. The clinical team in the day hospital included doctors, nurses and therapists. Many older students were at university because their study was compulsory, especially among teachers (of ' special needs ' children), nurses and social workers. People in hospital at the time of assessment were more likely to be admitted to nursing homes than those assessed at home. Similarly, nursing homes, retirement homes and retirement communities promote extreme age-segregation towards the end of life. As nurses, we should encourage the ventilation of their feelings (both positive and negative) and assist them in finding answers to their questions. As nurses, our focus was to examine the impact of congenital heart disease on the patient during adolescence and young adulthood. Senior staff nurses from each area identified essential knowledge and skills content, determined staff criteria and developed the tools for competency assessment. When nursed by a control-fed dam, the pancreatic weight was comparable with controls by weaning. The team consisted of a doctor, nurses, social scientists and back-up staff. Most of the patients are under 25 and so far most are undergraduates or new graduates, nurses or the girl friends of undergraduates. The nurses were therefore asked to observe and report on any child who did not gain weight at two consecutive visits. They mostly did unskilled work in local factories, though two were nurses and one a student teacher. The literature concerning these themes is reviewed within the context of nursing the cognitively impaired and some recommendations for practice are outlined. If nurses are to expand their role in rehabilitation they must be able to specify what interventions they promote and why. Rehabilitation in nursing homes: a cross-national comparison of recipients. Arguably, the ability of older patients, nurses and doctors to collaborate effectively on pain management decisions is fundamental in providing improved patient outcomes. Diagnostic reasoning strategies of nurses and nursing students. Her study highlighted the environmental and situational factors that influence nurses' decision-making in the administration of analgesia. The appointment of specialist continence advisers and more training for doctors and nurses in the management of incontinence will also improve the situation. An examination of nurses' feelings about patients with specific feeding needs. A recent overview, however,84 failed to find convincing evidence that specialist epilepsy nurses improve outcomes for people with epilepsy overall. A study of antipsychotic drug use in nursing homes: epidemiological evidence suggesting misuse. A reconceptualisation of the negative staff attitudes and poor care in nursing homes' assumption. The potential for nurses to specialize within the field of gerontology has never been greater, with increasing opportunities available in practice. An educative role certainly seems to be one of the perceived core competencies of rehabilitation nurses. The study touches on the whole issue of how we provide nursing and medical care for those dying with dementia. Autonomy in the rehabilitation of stroke patients in nursing homes. An important step in achieving quality therapeutics in nursing homes. Information to structure the pathway and its critical variables is collected from patient records and interviews with doctors and nurses. Renal nurses, for example, with a higher level of education, could substitute for expensive medical staff. Thus, doctors and nurses will not discriminate against elderly persons, but comorbidity in old age was associated with negative prioritization attitudes. A standard questionnaire was used to record the average amount of available doctors' and nurses' time per occupied bed-day in each center (7). Doctors' attitudes toward rich patients were milder than that of nurses (indicator, 15.0 vs. 21.8, p .04). Traditional forms of self-care information, such as books and advice nurses, have been used by consumers for decades. In the primary school setting, school nurses are commonly involved in delivery of the programme. The revolving door between nursing homes and acute care means that such increase inevitably reaches high risk hospitalized patients. In choosing an analysis method we wished to avoid a priori assumptions about the nurses' answers and so refrained from applying a predetermined coding framework. She has written and spoken about adult guardianship, healthcare decisionmaking, nursing home law, and ethical considerations in representing elderly clients. The requirement to assess clients' financial circumstances was the main conflict reported for district nurses compared to their traditional role. The link between feeding difficulty and undernutrition is less easy to establish because feeding difficulty is often compensated for by nurses and other carers. The fourth session is certainly the session in which nurses laugh the most and generally express positive emotions throughout the meeting. The district nurses were also asked to state the reasons why the patients were having chronic pain. In view of this, perhaps a broader approach is needed in which nurses provide a flexible service for asthma management. The girls' questions that arise from and pertain to this are unproblematic and are therefore considered appropriate by the nurses. The impact of a grief workshop for pediatric oncology nurses on their grief and perceived stress. He complained that wet-nurses who were turned away from the bureau were hired privately. Even though she was home, they hired nurses round the clock in addition to the usual domestic staff. Secondly, it was suggested that community staff nurses would value a programme which was ongoing and which ensured that they maintained up-to-date practice. Policy makers were also asked for their views on whether community nurses have these skills at present. Respondents emphasized the need for public health nurses and their managers to be aware of their community resources and community development opportunities. Care managers were registered nurses with at least 5 years of clinical psychiatric experience. Clearly, when used appropriately, a rotational bed facilitates patient turning and reduces nursing workload spent performing this task. Would particular approaches to training be more effective in reaching emergency physicians and nurses? His foster-child comes off best, but in addition each of two nurses receives a tenth of his estate. How can nursing care and physiotherapy aid expectoration? Pictures can be used to increase the powers of observation of nurses and the interpretation of non-verbal signals both to and from the patient. The requirements of all nurses must be recognised, and met by allocating the appropriate experience. After a full assessment, priorities of care can be determined from both the nurse's and the patient's perspective. Both junior and senior nurses and others involved in patient care can be the" model" from which the learning occurs. Should the doctor and nurses apply forcible feeding? There are countless other examples but the above should serve to alert nurses so that they can prevent patients' problems in this area. Patients may have to be nursed on a bed with a ripple mattress or an air bed. Doctors and nurses need to be centrally involved in specifying information requirements. Moreover, as the measurements were taken by different nurses, the possibility of any systematic error in measurement is also unlikely. The issue of how and by whom the children of wet-nurses were cared for is important for achieving a fuller understanding of the wet-nursing system. In one of them a well-known actor said that she had nursed her daughter's children. 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