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The Canaries in the Coal Mine Speak: Why Someone Should (and Should Not) Become a Nurse

Nurses in acute care hospitals are like the canaries used to test for lethal gases in mines—if they remain, the conditions must not be extreme. Staff nurses from 8 states responded to a questionnaire giving reasons why someone should and should not be a nurse. The almost 700 nurses responding reported that many of the reasons one should be a nurse are also the reasons one should not be one (eg, pay/benefits, respect for nursing). Extrinsic factors dominated the reasons to be a nurse, with both intrinsic and extrinsic factors being the reasons not to do so.