This was the title of an article I found in the Sacramento Bee online news paper. Originally published in June 2004, the article by Dr Patricia Raymond deduced that people took nurses more seriously when they dressed professionally and could easily be recognized from other health care personell.
The colour white was the answer and not scrubs.
I am apt to agree with the author that a good part of the reason we are not taken seriously, by most people, is a fault of our own doing.
What are your thoughts?
Anyone out there got nerve, and professionalism, enough to speak their mind?
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