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What saddens me is that she thinks so little of her abilities. Admittedly, I am not a teacher, but I am pretty sure I know as much as them as far as health and
by kemiller2002 6y ago
What saddens me is that she thinks so little of her abilities. Admittedly, I am not a teacher, but I am pretty sure I know as much as them as far as health and infection diseases go. (which is pretty much none) Have nurses and doctors been put at an unnecessary risk through all of this? Absolutely. We should have treated them better, given them better equipment, etc., but that is not the point of this article. What I do know is their knowledge of controlling dangerous diseases and such is vastly superior to mine. They know how to handle themselves to minimize risk way better than teachers or myself do. For one of them to say, "everyone else should just suck it up," greatly diminishes the understanding they have superior knowledge in the field of health and medicine.
- WalterSear 6y agoNurses acquire a halo effect by their proximity to other medical professionals. Their training doesn't prepare them for processing or understanding the science that underlies their profession, it involves teaching procedures and protocols. Medical professionals in my family have complained about rampant antivaxxism, religiosity (belief in faith healing, etc) and other superstitions in the nurses they work with.