Traduction de «Nurse-in-charge » (Anglais → Français) :

head nurse | matron | charge nurse | nurse-in-charge

charge nurse [ nurse-in-charge ]

nurse in charge

..supervisor | charge nurse | head nurse | ward sister

support a nurse | support nursing staff | assist nurses, help nurses | support nurses

Blueprint for the Canadian Registered Nurse Examination [ Canadian Registered Nurse Examination | Registered Nurse Examination | Blueprint for the Criterion-referenced Nurse Registration | A Blueprint for a Comprehensive Examination for Nurse Registration/Licensure | Blueprint for the Criterion-referenced Nurse Registra ]

oncology nurse navigator | pivot nurse in oncology | PNO | oncology pivot nurse | oncology patient navigator nurse | OPN | oncology patient navigator

orderly | ward aide | nurse aide | nurse's aide | nursing aide | nursing orderly | health care aide | patient attendant | personal care aide | patient care associate | personnal care attendant

Advisory Committee on Nursing Training | Advisory Committee on Training in Nursing | ACTN [Abbr.] | CCFI [Abbr.]

care insurance | dependency insurance | nursing care insurance | nursing insurance

6. Welcomes the decision to retry doctors and nurses in civil courts but considers that all charges against them should be dropped, and calls on the civil courts to release the doctors and medical staff unconditionally and immediately, as they were acting in accordance with their professional duty and have been accused of tending to the medical needs of those who oppose the regime, as well as of serious criminal offences which seem to be of a political nature and for which credible evidence has not been put forward, as well as to release all other political activists, journalists, teachers, bloggers and human rights defenders due to the arbitrary nature of the charges and of the entire proceedings; expresses its strong concern about the li ...[+++]fe sentences handed down to at least eight opposition activists and at least 13 people who were sentenced to up to 15 years in prison;

6. Welcomes the decision to retry doctors and nurses in civil courts but considers that all charges against them should be dropped, and calls on the civil courts to release the doctors and medical staff unconditionally and immediately, as they were acting in accordance with their professional duty and have been accused of tending to the medical needs of those who oppose the regime, as well as of serious criminal offences which seem to be of a political nature and for which credible evidence has not been put forward, as well as to release all other political activists, journalists, teachers, bloggers and human rights defenders due to the arbitrary nature of the charges and of the entire proceedings; expresses its strong concern about the li ...[+++]fe sentences handed down to at least eight opposition activists and at least 13 people who were sentenced to up to 15 years in prison;

One of these is the fate of the five Bulgarian nurses and the Palestinian doctor who have been imprisoned and condemned to death in Libya on ridiculous charges of intentionally infecting children with HIV, the breaches of the rights of religious minorities in China, restrictions on freedom of speech and repressions against pro-democracy activists in Russia, terror in communist Cuba, and finally Turkey.

– (FR) Of course, there is France with its judicial imbroglios; yes, there is Iraq, where those charged with judging the Head of State turned up astride the missiles of the invaders; and, naturally, there is China, where everything is up for sale, even bullets for people to blow their brains out with. Then there is Libya and the case of the Bulgarian nurses.