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I’ll chime in from the perspective of nursing. Desk nurses are the minority and are often the “holy grail” of the profession for people looking for better work-
by xattt 7y ago
I’ll chime in from the perspective of nursing. Desk nurses are the minority and are often the “holy grail” of the profession for people looking for better work-life balance.
Acute care employs the majority of RNs with less acute facilities (long-term care, community care) more likely to employ LPNs and unregulated care providers.
Half-jokingly, I’d love to join a start-up developing a remote work nurse-robot.
- madamelic 7y ago> I’d love to join a start-up developing a remote work nurse-robot. Even ignoring the WFH bit, a remotely-controlled 'nursebot' could be the best case. Not only would it prevent communicating disease, but it would reduce stress on nurse's bodies, more precise medication administration (by reducing error + augmenting knowledge). Although, isn't human contact considered an important part of recovery? I guess the nursebots would be better in some cases than others.