Start with the Greatest name of Allah who is the Lord of this Astonishing Universe

A person who is skilled in the science of medicine .

A person who is trained and licensed to treat sick and injured people .

person trained to care for the sick or infirm, especially in a hospital.

Nursing includes a range of specialties and definitions that vary from country to country. Broadly speaking, A nurse is a person who has formally been educated and trained in the care of the sick or disabled. Nursing also includes several other fields of medicine, including the prevention of disease, caring for and monitoring as well as advising pregnant women etc.

People we can identify with, who have qualities we would like to have, and are in positions we would like to reachhave been shown as a way to inculcate professional values, attitudes, and behaviours in students and young doctors.Because good role models are seen as important in the making of a good doctor, we need to know more about them. What are the attributes young people look for in role models? Are these the attributes they really emulate? How do they react when they find that seniors lack these attributes? We consider these questions and whether we should rely on role models as a mechanism for developing doctors who are more patient centred and ethically sensitive.

Nursing, Includes the planning and implementation of care during illness and rehabilitation, and encompasses the physical, mental and social aspects of life as they affect health, illness, disability and dying. Nursing is the provision of care for individuals, families and groups throughout the entire life span - from conception to death. Nursing is both an art and a science that requires the understanding and application of the knowledge and skills specific to the discipline. It also draws on knowledge and techniques derived from the humanities and the physical, social, medical and biological sciences.

The impotance of the doctornurse interaction is changing in substantial ways. Moving away from the traditional relationship, with its considerable differences in power and influence, nurses and doctors are now becoming equal partners in the clinical domain. Although it is important to understand the historical factors that have determined each professions roles and responsibilities, as well as areas of conflict and disagreement.