If a nurse earns a PhD in nursing, are they referred to as doctor? If so, how do you prevent the patients from getting confused?

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If a nurse earns a PhD in nursing, are they referred to as doctor? If so, how do you prevent the patients from getting confused?

As I used to tell my students, doctor is a title, not an occupation. That being said, my hat is off to anyone who gets a doctorate. What annoys me is when some groups have no problem addressing a 25 year old with a PhD in physics (yes, Sheldon, I’m looking at you) as “doctor” but get their knickers in a twist if they’re expected to address a nurse with a doctorate as “doctor.” Go figure.

Source: https://www.quora.com/If-a-nurse-earns-a-PhD-in-nursing-are-they-referred-to-as-doctor-If-so-how-do-you-prevent-the-patients-from-getting-confused 


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