關於 nursing as a profession ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

Today is Singapore Nurses’ Day. It is a day to honour our nurses who have dedicated their lives to looking after the sick and infirm. It is backbreaking, thankless work — often, they sacrifice time with their families to ensure that we get to spend more time with ours.

Nursing is a calling, and this is certainly true of Mr Clement Ng. Formerly an engineer in the oil and gas industry, he was drawn to nursing as a career at the age of 59! Today, he works in a community hospital caring for patients.

Nursing is in its 135th year in Singapore. It has come a long way: over the years, the role has expanded, with community nurses like Clement becoming more widespread. Today there are about 42,000 nurses in Singapore, who care for their patients both in and out of hospitals. Amidst this COVID-19 crisis, their role is more critical than ever. It has been a tough six months, but we are in good shape thanks to your efforts. I, and all of Singapore, thank you for your tireless service. Happy Nurses’ Day! – LHL

Public health measures must be tightly enforced

英美加澳歐有版你睇，幾何級數上升只是一線之差
回港無罪，但要負責任的回港，保護自己保護他人

玩少14日不會死，但你隨便去玩便可能殺死身邊的人

We are at wars
But together, we can and we will get through this

#together
#weareone

From the beginning, I support zero tolerance. I want to explain why I called 999 today.

1. We are trying to save lives.
Back in 2003, we learnt the hard lesson that one unmask individual can trigger a tsunami and cause a disaster. History has reaffirmed this: patient #31 in 南韓大丘，patient zero in Diamond Princess cruise, patient zero in Grand Princess in San Francisco. The next superspreading event may be a bar, a big party or a banquet somewhere in our city.

2. We are at war with SARS-CoV-2.
This killer has claimed numerous lives in Wuhan, Italy, Spain, Iran and elsewhere. The globe is closed as a result. We, Hong Kongers have been fighting this hard in the past 3 months, and numerous jobs have been lost and shops are closed. Over 4000 doctors and nurses have been infected and dozens of colleagues in the mainland and Italy have succumbed.

As far as I know, conviction of a criminal offence could have the following consequences:

3. Returning students may be refused to continue their studies. Medical, nursing and paramedic students may be subjected to investigations by fitness-to-practice committee in their Universities.

4. You may never become a member of the medical, nursing, paramedic and other professional permanently.
Medical students would need to declare this offence when they apply for medical licenses in the future, not only in Hong Kong, but most civilized jurisdictions. This may be many years later but you are still required to declare it. This is a legal requirement. In Hong Kong, the Medical Council will schedule an inquiry with >13 members to assess your fitness. If I am still around, I shall exercise my duty diligently.

4. My fellow fighters, doctors and nurses in dirty teams are risking their lives. Hong Kong's public healthcare system may be devastated by your act. Your selfishness and irresponsibility cannot be allowed to destroy our efforts to save lives.

I pledge to save lives when I become a member of the profession. This is about life and death. This is about the whole city. This is indeed an emergency situation for 999. Only zero tolerance is appropriate, especially when thousands have been let go since 8 February 2020.

Police, let me know if you need an expert opinion. Judges, I urge you to sentence them to jail.

21.3.2020, 2134

Happy Leap Day, we were at #TTSH, #KKH, and #CGH today! So happy to have spent the day with you all, you’ve given us all a giant leap of faith!

Other than wanting to do my part in showing our gratitude and appreciation to our healthcare workers for their time and dedication to the cause, it was also really to try to be an example to take a step forward to show them they’re not alone in this and they have us fully behind them, especially at a time when they might even be shunned and avoided by some.

I’ve had the chance to be involved in two seasons of the nursing drama “You can be an Angel too”, and it only served to reinforce the idea that nursing is such a demanding and difficult, and often #selfless and #thankless profession. So the next time you see a nurse, a medical staff, a cleaner, a transport driver, you get a chance to meet one of our frontline heroes, don’t give them wary or disapproving looks, don’t shun or avoid them ok, give them the respect they deserve, give them a warm smile, say thank you! 😉😊

Thank you for leading us through these difficult times, for being our bright lights, our guardian angels, we are united with you as one. 🌹❤️ #happyleapday #ourunsungheroes #ourfrontlineheroes #tantocksenghospital #kkhospital #changihospital #strongertogether #togetherwewillovercome #SGUnited