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In the coming years, 32 million Americans will have more confidence. This means that the Americans another 32 million more will seek medical help and will have the opportunity to visit hospitals and clinics alike. For this issue, the number of people in scrubs medical doctors in particular will certainly be limited. This is the main reason why states in the United States intend to pass legislation allowing nurses' role be extended beyond the implementation of physician order. These extensions of accountability means that when physicians are not there and a "doctor easy tasks" must be made, nurses, as they have full knowledge of the working procedure, may be able to accomplish.

Surveys and studies have revealed the relevant facts relating to the increased demand for nurses threat and reduced supply. In 2000, the U.S. has 1.89 million nurses and continues to rise for ten years with little noticeable recoil. On the other hand, there is another consideration here. The number of Americans who need medical care continues to rise to the inadequate supply compared to demand. This problem is further enhanced by the passage of the bill to reform health care should make some other Americans in the folds of hospitals and clinics. In 2000 alone, the demand for nurses was set at 2 million and the offer of 1.89 million shortfall of about 10%.

However, as the health care system in the country came to a list of changes, these figures were expected to act disbelievingly. First, the bill attracted millions of patients would require not only a pack of a thousand nurses, but also thousands of doctors. This particular observation Time.com fled a report on progress rather confused, in Chicago. As nurses are easy to produce, changes in demand can be achieved in less time compared to requests for more doctors. The report indicates that authorities are seeking to expand the role of nurses who, generally, doctors do.

Doctors course of events lined up as they see this type of legislation as a killer of their profession and a danger to patients. They argue that if nurses are highly qualified for the job, they have not been duly authorized and fully trained as physicians were in medical school. American Medical Association (AMA), the main sponsor of the bill to reform health care, said that the role of nurses extension "of physicians is not a response to growing demand because it would cause patients danger.

We can say that nurses believe they are very capable of denying employment to be highly qualified as doctors and knew when they will be referring patients to specialists. They also expressed that they knew a patient better than their doctors because they spend more time with them than doctors.

For sure there will come a time that nurses and doctors can no longer be distinguished by their prefixes name or medical scrub they use. They can not be distinguished in the specialization they are doing. But surely they can not be two different things ie: pay and workload.