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Let's not bog them down with mundane tasks




Allowing Nurses to Practice Nursing

Whenever an emergency occurs, the nurses are the first responders. If mundane tasks bog them down, they are unable to always be available every time someone stops breathing. There have been too many patients found dead long after it was too late to take action.
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