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Female nurses: A sociological study

Author:

Dr. Shekhara Apparaya and Dr. Sindhe Jaganath, R.

Subject Area:

Social Sciences and Humanities

Abstract:

Nursing profession is to care health of masses with 24x7 hours. More females are working in nursing profession and there is conception that female care more compared to males. As there are different work place problems such as shift duties, busy in their work place, etc, the female nurses can’t able to look after their families properly. Due to this reason, many of the female nurses remain unmarried. In this regard, a sociological study of female nurses was made in Kalaburagi city and primary data was collected from 130 female nurses. It is suggested to female nurses to marry and settle in their social life, as social life is also equally important for females.

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