What is the interest of a nurse?

Answer 1

A nurse's main duty is to aid the doctors in helping their patients, often taking care of the small details so the doctor can focus on curing the patient. They are the ones who maintain the doctor's tools, ensuring that the patient's medication schedule is being followed and generally take care of the patient in the doctor's absence.

Answer 2

Every healthcare professional finds themselves in a position, from time to time, where they wish they could do more for a patient. It might be to reduce pain, heal them faster or prevent the disease from happening. This would make empathy one reason to go into research. The other is pride - they figure that something can be done better and work to find it.

When they try to improve matters whether it is a different temperature for heating pads or a different tightness for bandages they are doing research. Some make research the major effort of their careers working with big pharmaceutical labs to find cures or preventative medicines. Others work with surgeons to develop better techniques.

Answer 3

Nurses like most health professionals want to make a difference in their patient's lives. They interact with the patient more often on a daily basis then most other professionals and get to understand the patient and their family. Being knowledgeable about a patient and their understanding their family dynamics can make a huge difference in providing care.

Answer 4

the interest is to help people when they are needed