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What are your thoughts on the increasing number of male nurses? Are they capable of offering the quality of care a female nurse is?

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What are your thoughts on the increasing number of male nurses? Are they capable of offering the quality of care a female nurse is?
Absolutely.

Why do you ask? Do you have doubts, and if so, why?

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of course they can. I work under the assumption we are all doing our best and that is what I expect of my co-workers, regardless of age, gender or race.

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I have had the pleasure of working with several male nurses. They are great! Why wouldn't they be capable of offering the same quality of care? I love working with male nurses especially when I need extra help pulling a patient up or something.
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