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nursing shortage because there's been nursing shortage for a while.

And so she was talking about the new nurses that are coming into the hospitals.

And she made the comment that she thought that younger nurses were worse than older nurses.

Because she felt that younger nurses did not care about the patients

as much as older nurses did.

Really?

I would almost think, you know, as common sense, it would be the other way around because

nurses that have been around a while have sort of seen it all and maybe there's desensitivity

there if you're an older nurse,

whereas if you're new, everything's new and exciting, everybody needs to be catered to.

You would think that they would be a little more like jaded and callous, like, oh, it doesn't hurt that much.

If you're older.

Yeah, if you've been doing it for a long time.

But from her perspective, she felt that she got into nursing simply for care, simply for human care,

that she's there as an emotional support for her patients as well as physical support.

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