specialer

adj

1. (comparative, form-of)comparative form of special: more special

   “Maples acknowledged the peculiar compliment with a smile, but Trump, groping for an even specialer moment, then asked, "How's mine?"”

   “They're always special, but last night was 'specialer.'”

   “When you're that hungry, something boring like nuts can feel even specialer than a whole bowl of candy when you're already full.”

noun

1. A nurse or aide assigned to provide one-on-one observation of a patient.

   “Monitors are responsible for making sure that all specialers and checkers are performing their tasks, and that no inappropriate behavior is taking place.”

   “When the patient being specialed has a visitor, the specialer may leave him with the visitor with the understanding that the visitor is to return the patient to his specialer before leaving the floor.”

   “Staff was relieved of much of the burden of specialing disturbed patients, and the input of information about such patients was maintained by including the patient "specialer" as a participant in nursing reports.”