Sarah Mullally, chief nursing officer for the Department of Health, said, " We can't stop mobility-- that would be against human rights to say people can't move ."
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A medical assistant is in charge who assisted by a nursing officer and the centre is accessed by people from the villages of Taburao, Tuarabu, Tebero and Ewena.
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He ended this part of his career by becoming Chief Nursing Officer over 17 hospitals and the community nursing services in the city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne for twelve years.
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"The problem seems to be getting worse, " said Silvia Stradi, chief nursing officer at Palms West Hospital in Loxahatchee, where 8 percent of the nursing positions are vacant.
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The Chief Scientific Officer is one of the six NHS professional officers ( including the Chief Medical Officer and Chief Nursing Officer ) who are employed within NHS England.
36.
"' Dame Muriel Betty Powell "', British nurse, hospital matron, public servant and, briefly, Chief Nursing Officer ( CNO ) for the Scottish Home and Health Department ( SHHD)
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"We cannot force them to stay in hospitals, " said D . Omamor, the chief nursing officer for the region, who ordered the bell ringer to head for Jesse.
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The Unit served the whole of South West England, and for much of its existence its management was under the control of Dr Bethell and nursing officer Donald Mackey.
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In 1959 she returned to the London Hospital as Matron Designate, in 1961 she became matron and 1969 she was appointed Chief Nursing Officer of the London Hospital Group.
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"' Carol Romano "'is an American public health nurse who is a former Assistant Surgeon General and Chief Nursing Officer for the United States Public Health Service ( PHS ).
