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Area of Science:

Healthcare Professions
Nursing Studies
Midwifery Studies

Background:

Language significantly shapes the perception and understanding of professional roles.
Previous discussions in 2009 highlighted the inadequacy of existing definitions for nurses and midwives.

Purpose of the Study:

To re-examine the limitations of current terminology in defining nursing and midwifery.
To emphasize the multifaceted nature of nursing and midwifery practice.

Main Methods:

Qualitative analysis of professional self-description.
Review of existing literature and professional discourse on nursing and midwifery roles.

Main Results:

Standard definitions inadequately represent the comprehensive responsibilities and identities of nurses and midwives.
The phrase "just a nurse" or "just a midwife" diminishes the complexity of their work.

Conclusions:

There is a critical need for more nuanced and accurate language to describe nursing and midwifery.
Redefining these roles is essential for professional recognition and public understanding.