Examples of using Nurses interviewed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
the majority of the nurses interviewed referred to the categories mentioned above.
The opinion of the nurses interviewed in these hospitals, regarding the responsibilities of the Nursing Service in feeding the patient in the postoperative period,
The nurses interviewed were asked to score,
According to those nurses interviewed, no team held a biannual medical consultation for patients without target organ damage,
On the fact that the nurses interviewed have greater difficulty accepting the death of a newborn compared to an adult,
As to the age range, most nurses interviewed were women 78.54% and are at least 40 years old;
Nonetheless, 43% of nurses interviewed in an American study reported percutaneous exposure even with the use of safe devices for vascular access,
It is clear that the nurses interviewed consider that their participation in the routine work in the vaccination rooms is not necessary, due to the nurse technicians'/auxiliary nurses' enormous length of service,
Of the 40 nurses interviewed, 21 reported they did not use any mean of communication to obtain information about the clinical conditions of patients' forwarded from post-anaesthetic recovery.
Some nurses interviewed seem to feel insecure to work in a field that does not follow the hospital model
The nurse interviewed the patients on the treatment planning day.
technician and baccalaureate nurse interviewed were female,
There were 256 nurses interviewed during the period from march to october 2015.
Two of the three nurses interviewed had completed a postgraduate course lato sensu neonatology
of disorders reported by the nurses interviewed.
However, of the 31 nurses interviewed only 17 nurses 54.84% deny changes in their daily actions after the institution adhered to the SUS.
As to professional satisfaction of the nurses interviewed, 05 35.70% reported significant satisfaction
signature of the 38 nurses interviewed.
Thus, according to the nurses interviewed the debates brought knowledge
In addition, a similar study demonstrated that 76% of the physicians and nurses interviewed believe that the work overload is an important cause of AEs.