Nursing: A Reflection of Commitment to Preserving Life and Human Dignity

Acting Minister of Defense and Armed Forces Support, on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Lady Zaynab (SA) and Nurses' Day, praised nurses' efforts and described nursing as a reflection of commitment to preserving life and upholding human dignity.

Ambassador of Arjan-Social Group: Brigadier General Siddajid Ibn Al-Reza, in a message on the occasion of the birthday of Hazrat Zainab Kabri (PBUH) and Nurse's Day, considered this occasion as an opportunity to appreciate the efforts of nurses and emphasized their human and professional role in protecting the health and dignity of patients.

Referring to the position of Hazrat Zainab (pbuh), the messenger of Ashura and the nurse of Karbala, he reminded that nurses with knowledge, responsibility, patience and spirit of self-sacrifice stay by the side of patients and support them and their families in the most difficult moments.

In this message, it is stated that nursing is not only a specialty, but a manifestation of human commitment to take care of people's lives and protect their dignity; A responsibility that becomes more important in crises and war situations. The difficult experiences of the country, from the eight-year era of sacred defense and the corona epidemic to the death of health defenders, are proof of the importance of this mission.

Ibn al-Reza also mentioned the presence of nurses and medical staff during the 12-day and 40-day wars and said that despite the dangers, they worked continuously in the medical centers and treated the wounded and injured. According to him, the stability and dedication of this group has left a lasting image of professional and human commitment.

Gratitude to the medical staff of Shahid Dr. Chamran Hospital

In another part of the message, the nurses and medical staff of Martyr Dr. Chamran Hospital of the Ministry of Defense are appreciated for their tireless efforts and responsible presence during the war. Their services in caring for the sick and injured, along with the efforts of the defenders of the country's security and territorial integrity, have made a valuable contribution to the society's passing through difficult conditions.

He emphasized that giving hope to the sick and injured is not only dependent on medical knowledge and skill; Calmness, empathy, tolerance and selflessness of nurses also play an important role in this path. Despite fatigue, work pressure and shortages, nurses pursue their responsibility with professional conscience and a sense of responsibility towards their fellow countrymen.

Ibn al-Reza, while congratulating nurses on Nurse's Day across the country, especially the medical staff of Shahid Dr. Chamran Hospital, thanked them for their services in normal days and war conditions, and wished them health, dignity and increasing success in serving the people of Iran.

In the end, he prayed for the high status of health martyrs, especially martyred nurses, and expressed his hope that by upholding the dignity of nurses and providing more support to the health workforce, the quality of medical services will be improved and decent service to the people will continue.