The growth of a nurse can sometimes be even more difficult than that of a doctor.
To outsiders, isn't it just about taking care of patients? Giving injections, infusing fluids, what's so difficult about that?
This is a case of being separated by a whole different profession.
Only insiders can appreciate the intricacies, while outsiders only see the spectacle.
Firstly, there are many types of nurses. Their divisions of labor also vary greatly.
Such as ward nurses, operating room nurses, outpatient nurses, and so on.
The well-known tasks of nurses include dispensing medications, administering injections, infusions, and drawing blood. In reality, more advanced nurse practitioners provide the most professional nutritional and recovery advice to patients after surgery.
In many developed countries abroad, the status of advanced nurses is even comparable to doctors.
