Celebrating Our Caregivers: International Nurses Day on May 12th

Think about a time when you felt sick or hurt. Who was there to help you feel better? Chances are, it was a nurse. Nurses are superheroes in the world of healthcare. 

Nurses work hard every day to take care of people and make them feel better. On May 12th, we celebrate International Nurses Day to say a big thank you to all the nurses around the world. This special day is a chance for us to appreciate everything they do.

Nurses are the glue that holds health care together. During the COVID-19 pandemic, nurses showed incredible bravery. But being a nurse isn't just about helping in emergencies. Every day, nurses help people in lots of different ways, whether that be helping children or the elderly, they are there for everyone.

International Nurses Day is a chance for us to show our appreciation for nurses. We can say thank you with a smile, or a kind word. We can also help by listening to nurses and following their advice to stay healthy.

It's also important for hospitals and governments to support nurses. They should make sure nurses have everything they need to do their job well. That means enough staff, good equipment, and safe places to work. When nurses feel supported, they can do their best work and keep making a difference in our lives.

So, on International Nurses Day, let's take a moment to thank the incredible nurses in our lives. Whether they're helping in big hospitals or small clinics, their care and compassion make the world a better place. Happy International Nurses Day!

You can find a variety of nursing-related policies and guidance on our FPM Core compliance database, including:

  • Job Descriptions for Nurses and ANPs
  • Interview Questions for Practice Nurses
  • Nursing Team Resources
  • Personal Learning Plans for Nurses
  • Nurse-led Minor Illness Clinic Protocol
Created by Siobhan Smith
Siobhan Smith
Siobhan is the Content Engagement Lead at FPM Group. She maintains our social media channels, email campaigns and writes articles relating to the UK Health and Care sector.

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