Doctors

From a medical point of view, doctors are people who have completed medical training and have at least an M. D. degree. Many might say that doctors save lives and increase the average life span, hut this is not true. In fact, almost all of the increased life span that we have now is due to sanitation and vaccines. So what do doctors do? Sure they save a life here end there, but what the really do is relieve suffering. Doctors Improve our standards of living, make us more comfortable, and general promote the well being of those around us.

Undoubtedly the role of doctors is great. He can advise a lot of things we have never even heard of. The fact is what kind of doctor you will meet on your way; if it is a specialist or a person who go to work in this sphere by occasion.

Doctors are people who heal those who are sick, and they give advice to those who needs help for those people...

Health care has been identified as Canadians’ number one public priority and nurses play a central role in delivering health care.

Nurses

Nurses advocate for health promotion, educate patients and the public on the prevention of illness and injury, provide care and assist in cure, participate in rehabilitation, and provide support. No other health care professional has such a broad and far-reaching role.

Nurses help families learn to become healthy by helping them understand the range of emotional, physical, mental find cultural experiences they encounter during health and illness. Nurses help people and their families cope with illness, deal with it, and if necessary live with it, so that other parts of their lives can continue.

Nurses do mere than care for individuals. They have always have been at the forefront of change in health care and public health.

Nurses Innovate. Florence Nightingale, regarded as the founder of modem nursing, is remembered as " the lady with the lamp" — yet site also collected data to prove that the main cause, by far, of fatalities in the Crimean War was not enemy fire, but infections attributed to improper sanitation. She was a pioneering statistician, probably the first person in history to use graphs and charts to persuade politicians to ac*„ Today’s university-trained nurses learn to trust their own firsthand observations to generate important research leads on significant topics.

Nurse" provide ongoing assessment of people's health. Their round-the-clock presence, observation skills, and vigilance allow doctors to make bolter diagnoses and propose better treatments. Many lives have been saved because an attentive nurse picked upon early warning signs of an upcoming crisis like cardiac arrest or respiratory failure.