Health professionals are doctors, nurses, pharmacists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, dietitians, nutritionists or anyone else who takes care of patients.

Los profesionales de la salud son médicos, enfermeros, farmacéuticos, fisioterapeutas, terapeutas ocupacionales, dietistas, nutricionistas o cualquier persona que atiende pacientes.

to nurse(also: to care for, to chaperon, to look after, to nurture)

cuidar [cuidando · cuidado] {v.t.}

To assess the effectiveness of interventions designed to reduce falls by older people in nursing care facilities and hospitals.

Evaluar la efectividad de las intervenciones diseñadas para reducir las caídas de los pacientes de edad avanzada que se encuentran en centros de cuidado y hospitales.

There she looked after Father Damien, already famous for his heroic work among the lepers, nursed him as he died and took over his work among male lepers.

Allí cuidó al Padre Damián, entonces ya famoso por su heroico trabajo entre los leprosos, atendiéndolo mientras moría y continuando su trabajo entre los leprosos.

It can quite often involve nursing care and various aspects of child development.

Muy a menudo implica la asistencia a personas que no pueden valerse por sí mismas y varios aspectos del cuidado de los niños.

to nurse [nursed · nursed] {transitive verb}

to nurse

amamantar [amamantando · amamantado] {v.t.}

pregnant women, nursing mothers, the sick and theelderly. There are also other

más frágiles: niños, mujeres embarazadas o que amamantan, enfermos y ancianos. Hay que señalar también otros grupos humanos

We have a directive which relates solely to women, because only they give birth, only they get pregnant and only they can nurse.

Tenemos una directiva que sólo se refiere a las mujeres porque solamente ellas dan a luz, solamente ellas se quedan embarazadas y solamente ellas pueden amamantar.

to nurse

arrullar [arrullando · arrullado] {vb}

to nurse

tener en brazos {vb}

to nurse(also: to float, to refloat)

sacar a flote {vb}

to nurse

tener en la mano {vb}

to nurse

cuidar de {vb} [med.]

to nurse

alimentar [alimentando · alimentado] {v.t.}

to nurse(also: to wrap up, to shelter, to keep warm, to harbor)

abrigar [abrigando · abrigado] {v.t.}

Please help us to give the people a glimmer of hope, with Kostunica, so that we can all nurse some hope for Serbia.

Ayudemos a Kostunica a dar un mínimo de esperanza a la gente para que todos podamos abrigar esperanzas con respecto a Serbia.

to nurse [nursed · nursed] {intransitive verb}

to nurse(also: to feed, to suckle)

mamar [mamando · mamado] {vb}

Breast Care Nurses (BCNs) are now established internationally, predominantly in well resourced healthcare systems.

Las enfermeras especialistas en la atención de la mama ahora se establecen internacionalmente, predominantemente, en los sistemas de asistencia sanitaria bien equipados.

SYNONYMS

Synonyms (Spanish) for "nurse":

nurse

ama de cría- arrullo- canguro- cántico- canto- nana- niñera- nodriza- tarareo- tata

Synonyms (English) for "nurse":

nurse

breastfeed- entertain- give suck- harbor- harbour- hold- lactate- nanny- nursemaid- suck- suckle- wet-nurse

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