Nursing is one of the important professions, without whose representatives it is impossible to imagine any hospital. They fulfill all the doctor's prescriptions, care for patients and play an important role in the treatment of patients.
Instructions
Step 1
Nurse Day is celebrated annually on May 12. On this day, the founder of the nursing service, Florence Nightingale, was born. She was the first to organize a service for the care of wounded soldiers during the Crimean War and a charitable foundation to create the world's first school that trains women in this difficult craft.
Step 2
In Russia, this holiday was officially recognized only in 1993, although women's medical care in hospitals was organized under Peter I. But after his death, such a necessary profession was forgotten for a whole 100 years.
Step 3
On this day, it is customary to congratulate all nurses on the holiday, to express gratitude to them for such a difficult, but very important and hard work. After all, the work of a nurse often consists not only in dispensing medicine, but also in a kind word spoken to the patient in time, attention and support.
Step 4
You can congratulate the representatives of this profession with warm words, expressed in a simple or poetic form. The latter can be invented by yourself or use the help of the Internet, since there are quite a few poems there - from serious to humorous.
Step 5
As a gift, you can give a memorable souvenir symbolizing medical activities, or a bouquet of flowers. And if the presentation of the gift is accompanied by words of gratitude, then it will be the best congratulations on your professional holiday.
Step 6
To congratulate a family member on Nurse Day, you can set the table and invite friends and good acquaintances to visit. During the feast, say words of gratitude for the hard work of the nurse, which helps people feel better, for sympathy, empathy and kind words. May this day be remembered by the hero of the occasion for a long time, because with her daily care for the sick, she deserved it.
