It is sometimes argued that student
nurses
should be exempt from the normal tuition fees that universities charge. I completely agree with Use synonyms
this
view, for the reasons described below.
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Nurses
provide a vital service and they are among the most important workers in any society. In hospitals, Use synonyms
nurses
carry out a huge range of procedures and tasks, Use synonyms
such
as taking blood samples, running diagnostic tests, administering drugs, liaising with patients’ families, and providing general care and comfort to Linking Words
people
who are ill. Every member of society will require one or more of these services at some point in their lives. Use synonyms
Moreover
, without nursing staff, hospitals would cease to function, healthcare systems would collapse, and Linking Words
people
would die unnecessarily. I would argue, Use synonyms
therefore
, that the nursing profession is indispensable, and that exempting Linking Words
nurses
from course fees is a good way to recognise their value.
Unfortunately, Use synonyms
nurses
are Use synonyms
also
relatively poorly paid, and an exemption from course fees might help to attract more Linking Words
people
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vocation. In the UK, an average nurse earns around half of what a typical doctor receives. Linking Words
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seems unfair when we consider the long hours that nursing staff work, Linking Words
as well as
the stressful nature of their jobs. Many would-be Linking Words
nurses
may choose other professions rather than incur large student debts that will be difficult to repay. Free training would at least remove Use synonyms
this
obstacle and make a career in nursing more desirable.
In conclusion, I believe that free tuition is a good way to show the value that we place on Linking Words
nurses
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people
to enter the nursing profession.Use synonyms
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