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Any insult, harm or damage brought to their personality, profession and family is considered to be an offensive act, and in past many such actions have been quoted where the nurses were mainly regarded as sex symbol, such disgrace of feminism has been widely condemned, and is possible cause towards the de-motivation of the youth and public towards the profession (Gilbert, 2004).
Conclusion
The cultural, social, legal and feminist analysis is not to be considered responsible towards the reduction in the quantum of the enrolments in the nursing school and hospital. There is no particular beneficiary from the overall exercise; rather there are different groups which can be placed into the series of the intensity of harm experienced by them, within the domain of the activity. Primarily it is the nurse itself who have suffered massively due to the reported discriminatory and unethical approach adopted towards them, secondly, it is the young population who have decided to change their path and have avoided nursing profession, this is to be considered as major collapse in terms of the professional excellence which would have been possible and...
Lately, it is the senior citizen, disabled and patients who have suffered a great pain due to the shortage of nurses, the shortage has it been responsible for the inferiority of the health care services, and the seniors have not been able to achieve good health care services and care, which is essential at this stage of their life.
References
Barbara Sibbald. Nursing shortage more severe, urgent than expected. Canada Medical Association Journal. 2003
Harriet R. Feldman. The Nursing Shortage: Strategies for Recruitment and Retention in Clinical Practice and Education. Springer Publishing Company. 2003.
Gilbert G. Gonzalez. Labor vs. Empire: Race, Gender, and Migration. Rout ledge. 2004.
Bernice Buresh, Suzanne Gordon. From Silence to Voice: What Nurses Know and Must Communicate to the Public. Cornell University Press. 2006.
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