Kay Harding advocates equality for male and female nurses
Mythology implies that each gender has a contrasting future although marriage unites them. Males are educated with a bias for power and females less explicitly for dependence: the powerful, therefore, marries the dependant who bears his heirs. Rather like haemophilia, power is transmitted through the females but is only manifest in the males.
Nursing Standard. 2, 51, 51-51. doi: 10.7748/ns.2.51.51.s79
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