Synonyms for NURSING
nurs·ing

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1. nursingnoun

   the work of caring for the sick or injured or infirm

   Synonyms:
   breast feeding

2. nursingnoun

   the profession of a nurse

   Synonyms:
   breast feeding

3. nursing, breast feedingnoun

   nourishing at the breast

   Synonyms:
   breast feeding, nursing

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1. • Care
   • Health Profession

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1. List of paraphrases for "nursing":

   nurses, nurse, nursing-care, lactating, corpsman, breastfeeding, medic, care, infirmary, lactation, breast-feeding, suckler, conservation

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1. New York:

   The decision from Assembly Democrats to suspend the impeachment investigation reeks of a shady deal to protect Andrew Cuomo, resignation is not accountability. The Democrats not only failed in their constitutional responsibilities - they failed the Governor’s countless victims in nursing homes, brave women who came forward to tell their stories, and those who believe in honest and transparent government.

2. Candice Broce:

   They state that every skilled nursing facility will have this capacity once they complete delivery of materials. We continue to support long-term care facilities across Georgia with testing supplies, personal protective equipment, augmented staff, and similar resources, 75 % of our hospitals report having less COVID patients in their facility today than four weeks ago.

3. Joseph Gaugler:

   We have all seen the negative effects of restricting visitation on residents' health and well-being, for nursing homes to go back into a bunker mentality and shut everything down, that's not a solution.

4. Megan Mapes:

   Nursing homes all over the country are experiencing outbreaks due to the spread in the surrounding community and a lack of resources, what we now know is that prioritizing nursing homes in emergency situations is key, and we need to focus on a collaborative, not punitive, approach to help nursing homes respond to the pandemic.

5. Matthew Davis:

   Those hospitals have said, ‘You know what? We have an average of one patient a day or two patients a day. This doesn’t make sense anymore. We can’t sustain that nursing staff with specialized pediatric training for that. We’re going to close it down,’.