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Surely you were taught something about talking to and caring for patients at nursing school? Hang on-you're not a nurse at all.
May I suggest to you that you stop calling yourself a nurse right now. It's misleading and in many places illegal. We studied and worked very hard to become nurses and it's offensive when people call themselves a nurse when they're really assistants or carers.
Surely you were taught something about talking to and caring for patients at nursing school? Hang on-you're not a nurse at all.![]()
May I suggest to you that you stop calling yourself a nurse right now. It's misleading and in many places illegal. We studied and worked very hard to become nurses and it's offensive when people call themselves a nurse when they're really assistants or carers.
I wouldn't be that hard on the OP. From the looks of her post, she may be from another country and there may be some language issues.
I wouldn't be that hard on the OP. From the looks of her post, she may be from another country and there may be some language issues.
You're right, I overreacted it's just a sensitive issue with me.
To the OP: I can answer part of your query- how to talk to a patient. I speak to patients respectfully. Ask yourself how would you like to be spoken to by a health care professional?
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