Nurses have a satisfying job, treating patients and contributing in saving lives. They are caregivers to sickly patients who are unable to do things on their own, as they lie in their bed in a hospital. Whereas doctors may sometimes come across as very direct and perhaps rude in trying to be efficient, nurses are there to provide tender love and compassion to patients who are stuck in a dire situation. By performing medical diagnosis on patients, nurses are able to determine the root cause of an illness and administer the proper medication to alleviate the pain. However, all of these amazing qualities come at a price. While it is very fulfilling to help patients, many nurses in the country have to work extra long hours and, even worse, work day and night shifts. Working double shifts is very straining on the mind and body. There are several studies that show how overworking can lead to adverse physiological and psychological effects that have a negative impact on a nurse...
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