Introduction Patient, nurse and public discrimination against male nurses is well‐
documented. Male nurses encounter challenges in degendering nursing and becoming …

Abstract Aim To identify Attributes, Characteristics and Demonstrations of nursing practice
from both nurses' and people perspectives in today's healthcare environments. A secondary …

Background Nursing requires a high load of emotional labour. The link between nursing,
emotional labour and the female sex, complicates the figure of the male nurse, because …

Aims This study aims to report on the everyday concern of the 'potential for misinterpretation',
which was the basic social problem revealed in a grounded theory study exploring male …

Background: This study argues that the gender of a nurse could give patients the emotional
and psychological support they need in their healing process. Nonetheless, in many …

Sexual modesty is the social, cultural, interpersonal, and psychological systems–defined by
the tenets of Script Theory–that regulate individuals' sexual expression and experience at …

Aim This study aimed to reveal the opinions and experiences of male and female nurses
concerning the nursing work environment in hospitals. Background The quality of the …

Background Australia has been confronted with a severe nursing deficit, making it difficult to
maintain a strong healthcare workforce capable of meeting the mounting demands of …

Background A growing share of male nurses in the nursing profession in Tanzania has
changed the trend of diversity of nursing gender. This might have created a divergent …

Men have a long-standing history in the nursing profession. Once a predominantly male-
dominated field, the history of male nurses is not well documented. The history of men in …