nursing
Britishnoun
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That includes caregivers, neighbors or even nursing homes.
From MarketWatch
The trust's executive director of nursing, Kathryn Burn told the BBC that the concerns in the report were discussed, but not much action was taken.
From BBC
You can still volunteer at a local soup kitchen, nursing home, or hospital.
From Salon
Department of Education designation, students pursuing graduate degrees in nursing and at least seven other fields, including social work and education, would face tighter federal student loan limits.
From Los Angeles Times
That’s the case for Ou, 20, who is majoring in human development and aging and plans to pursue a career in nursing.
From Los Angeles Times
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