It really means a lot that you made such a long comment to state your point. Thanka for taking time to read and for guving such thoughful comments.

I presume you are in med school now? That's great! I wanted to be a nurse so I can be a doctor. But thinga are different now. I found more value in being a nurse as we are a dying profession. Not because of the number of graduates but vecause the essence of caring is slowly fading away. Before charts and medications and tasks, patients have to be first. I dont care if I dont chart well as long as I am ensuring the comfort of my patient. Gives me a sense of pride for being a professional (someday, fingers crossed lol)

I will continue to learn from experience and from doctors as well. I really appreciate dctors who ustify their orders or educate nurses as to the reason why this and that is given. Education is essential to create autonony much like health education is a thing for us nurses. Wll surely keep that passuon for learning alive

To answer your question, i believe there are a lot of things to change in the health care system. Not specifically in terms of individual corrections but collectively. I dont see why nurses are given the pay that ia due to them when we are saving lives as much as doctors. I juat dont want the low salary to be am excuse to commit errors. Coz mostly thats how it goes. If I have a high salary I would surely make use of my time and money to learn more and more and improve my care. I guess thats all im pointing at. Its more of administrative problems like the workload and salary that bothers me. If the salary here in PH increases I would surely consider not going abroad as most nurses do. Its a really cool job and i see myself as a nurse someday.

Thanks again for your warm comment. See you in @air-clinic. Glad you found your way in!