Definition of nursing school in English:

nursing school

noun

A college which provides training in nursing.
no one taught us any of this in nursing school
Example sentencesExamples
- About 20 per cent of nurses passing out of nursing schools go abroad.
- By the time the programme ended, some 170,000 women had become cadet nurses at 1,125 different nursing schools.
- The importance placed on the research mission by the larger institution has a major impact on the nursing school's research environment.
- The problem in part lies with too few slots at the nursing schools.
- They examined a community health program in Chicago funded through a grant to a university nursing school.
- Apart from the three government institutions, there are a number of nursing schools attached to private hospitals.
- The programme required nurses to possess a bachelor of science degree in nursing from an accredited nursing school to be selected for the course.
- Government cannot require citizens to register for nursing schools.
- The accreditors, who work on a voluntary basis, are nursing faculty from nursing schools throughout the country.
- I am an advocate of reintroducing perioperative nursing into the curriculum in the nursing schools.

单词	nursing school
释义	Definition of nursing school in English: nursing school noun A college which provides training in nursing. no one taught us any of this in nursing school Example sentencesExamples About 20 per cent of nurses passing out of nursing schools go abroad. By the time the programme ended, some 170,000 women had become cadet nurses at 1,125 different nursing schools. The importance placed on the research mission by the larger institution has a major impact on the nursing school's research environment. The problem in part lies with too few slots at the nursing schools. They examined a community health program in Chicago funded through a grant to a university nursing school. Apart from the three government institutions, there are a number of nursing schools attached to private hospitals. The programme required nurses to possess a bachelor of science degree in nursing from an accredited nursing school to be selected for the course. Government cannot require citizens to register for nursing schools. The accreditors, who work on a voluntary basis, are nursing faculty from nursing schools throughout the country. I am an advocate of reintroducing perioperative nursing into the curriculum in the nursing schools.
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