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    The relationship between doctor and nurse has always been very complex. The main purpose of this study is to show what health care professionals actually think of each other. An equal number of male and female doctors was selected to ensure the results would not be skewed based on sex.

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    Clements Rhetoricalanalysis Roughdraft

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    Mr.Lytle
    RHET1312
    31January,2016
    Introduction
    Therelationshipbetweendoctorandnursehasalwaysbeenverycomplex.They
    oftenargueabouttreatmentforpatients.Nursesinparticularoccasionallyhavetoact
    withoutapprovalfromorconversingwiththedoctor.Thishasleadtomany
    discrepanciesbetweenthetwoprofessions.Despitethesearguments,doctorsand
    nursesbothseetheimportanceofthisrelationship.Thedoctorknowsheorshecannot
    beintheroomatalltimes.Likewise,thenurseknowsheorshedoesnthavethelevel
    ofeducationthedoctorhas.Therelationshipisdelicateandrequiresthreethings
    competence,respect,andtrust.Thearticleisveryeffectiveandgivesmultipleexamples
    fromdoctorsandnursesontherelationship.
    S.PullonsarticleCompetence,respect,andtrust:Keyfeaturesofsuccessful
    interprofessionalnursedoctorrelationships

    Themainpurposeofthisstudyistoshowwhathealthcareprofessionalsactually

    thinkofeachother.Therelationshipbetweendoctorandnursehasalwaysbeenseen
    asproblematic.Trustisaverypredominantvariableinthedoctornurserelationship.
    However,thereismoreonekindoftrustrequiredinthisfield.Thetwotypesrequired
    areCalculusbasedtrustandIdentificationbasedtrust.Calculusbasedsuggeststhata
    professionalwillfollowaspecificprotocolwhereasIdentificationbasedtrustsuggestsa

    professionalcanmakesnapdecisionsontreatmentbasedonhisorherpersonal
    experiences.
    ThisparticularstudywasperformedinNewZealandandwilllookatthe
    perceptionsbetweennursesanddoctors.Themethodusedwouldbeaqualitative
    methodologywhereinformationwouldbecategorizedbasedonimportance.The
    participantswouldtakepartinanindepthinterviewwithapeer.Thesampleincluded
    anequalnumberofdoctorsandnurses.Anequalnumberofmaleandfemaledoctors
    wasselectedtoensuretheresultswouldnotbeskewedbasedonsex.Allnurseswere
    femaleduetoalackofmalenursesinthenursepopulation.Otherfactorsinthe
    selectionprocessincludedurbanandrurallocationsaswellasprivatelyowned,
    communityowned,andgeneralprimarycarepractices.
    Afterformallyconsentingtotheinterview,theindividualswereinterviewedwithin
    afourteendayperiod.Thelocationoftheinterviewwasdecidedbytheinterviewee.
    Theinterviewconsistedofcertainquestionsbasedoncurrentprofessionandpast
    experienceaswellasthoughtsabouttheotherprofessionsroles.Oncethedatawas
    sorted,theintervieweewasthengiventheopportunitytoreviewthedatatoensure
    properinterpretation.Ifsomethingwasincorrect,itwasthenchanged.
    Bothgroupsrecognizedeachothersprofessionsarecomplimentary,however,
    verydifferent.Bothdoctorsandnursesagreedthattheroleofthenursewastoform
    andmaintainrelationshipswiththepatients,andbothagreedthatdoctorsarethe
    biomedicalpartoftheprimarycaresystem.

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