Nursing as an Occupation

Nursing is cited as a career project and care is not included but is probably one of the most difficult occupations in the medical industry. Clarke (2003) argues that nurses need to know who they are and "expressively express" what kind of "value" is medically and whether others should define their risks There was a point. As with the occupation itself, care is defined as "dynamic ... constantly evolving to meet new needs ... new knowledge" (Royal School of Nursing, 2003). Since the role of nurses has expanded and diversified for many years, the opinions of people who respect this occupation are also so.

There are long-standing arguments about the state of care as occupation and occupation. All occupations are actually occupations, but because all occupations are not occupations, nursing is a profession. Occupation is defined as a profession that meets specific criteria other than occupation (Creasia & Friberg, 2011). There are seven characteristics in occupation. These include the defined knowledge base or theoretical framework of practice, necessary education, altruistic services, clear ethics, socialization, autonomy, and self-regulation (McEwen & Wills, 2011). Care provides selfless service, clear ethics, socialization, and self-regulation. Care embodies some of these characteristics, but in order to make care a generally accepted occupation, certain areas such as knowledge base, educational requirements and autonomy are better defined It is necessary.

Nursing is mainly a female occupation in the dominant culture of men. This fact is not only nursing but also the fundamental problem faced by women in most occupations. However, care will do and provide opportunities to study the extent and cause of gender disparity in the labor market. Women live under a power structure called patriarchal patrilinea. - Struggle for equal labor The development of Lowell Mills in the 1820s gave American women the first opportunity to do reasonable wages and relatively safe labor outside the house. But after about ten years, working at a factory is not the same. Working conditions become more active, factories are not safe, and the wages received do not match the amount of work done.