Preposition: as

• profession: Various concepts of nursing as a profession and professional development are examined and this leads into the final area of collaborative care.

Converse of object

• strengthen: Strengthening the nursing, midwifery and health visiting contribution to health and health care.

Adjective modifier

• psychiatric: He began his training at Buckland before psychiatric nursing at Guy's.

• veterinary: I hoped that he could address GP concerns, particularly in veterinary nursing.

• pediatric: To assist nurses to increase their knowledge and to enhance their contribution to pediatric nursing.

• mental: Throughout its history, mental health nursing has been modified in response to changing circumstances.

• neonatal: You are then forcing delegates to choose between papers on for instance family care or education for neonatal nursing.

• surgical: The vascular unit offers experience in care of the high dependency patient, surgical nursing, rehabilitation and palliative care of the patient.

Modifies a noun

• home: In 1945 Baillie Scott moved to a Brighton nursing home where he died on the 10 February, age 79.

• care: Nursing Service Out of Hours The PCT provides nursing care in patients ' homes out of normal working hours.

• profession: They would have to pull together to try to attract to the nursing profession very many more nurses.

• staff: She also refuses to allow the nursing staff to wash her.

• informatic: The final brief chapter attempts to place nursing informatics in context.

• bra: At about 36 weeks you should be measured for a nursing bra.

Noun used with modifier

• pre-registration: Future areas for research are in the introduction of problem based learning, manual handling and the teaching of numeracy to pre-registration nursing students.

• district: District nurses should run the 24hr district nursing service.

• post-registration: Post-registration nursing programs are constantly updated to meet Department of Health National Service Frameworks.

• rheumatology: The aim of the unit is to generate, disseminate and apply knowledge in order to improve practice and patient outcomes with rheumatology nursing.

• community: Your GP can refer you to a community nursing service.

• specialist: Let us stand up and be heard as a unique specialist nursing profession.