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| name= Nurse
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| caption= A British nurse caring for a baby
| official_names= Nurse
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(contracted; show full)ssion as well. A study in 2011 shows that 91% of all nurses in the United States were female, and 9% were male. Although females are more common, male nurses receive the same pay. .<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.census.gov/people/io/files/Men_in_Nursing_Occupations.pdf|title = Men in Nursing Occupations|date = February 2013|accessdate = 2015-10-06|website = Census.gov|publisher = American Community Survey}}</ref> Male nurses have the highest percentage as nurse anesthetists, rating at 41%.


The nursing industry it still dominated by women, about 90% depending on the type of nursing. However, according to the United States Bureau of Labor, the number of men who work as nurses has tripled since 1970, rising from 2.7 to 9.6 percent. Young men in school are catching on to what the women in the nursing field have discovered, which is that nursing is not only a fulfilling profession because you get to help people but that it also offers job security. (nurse.org)⏎
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== Theory and process==

{{Main article|Nursing theory|Nursing process}}
Nursing practice is the actual provision of nursing care. In providing care, nurses implement the [[nursing care plan]] using the [[nursing process]]. This is based around a specific [[nursing theory]] which is selected based on the care setting and population served. In providing nursing care, the nurse uses both [[nursing theory]] and best practice derived from [[nursing research]].<ref name=Weber2014>{{cite book | last = Weber(contracted; show full){{Nursing}}
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