Stereotypes related to accepting a female position, lack of interest of men in the profession, low salaries, nicknames of the nursing job, such as Sister and Matron, and the hypothesis that nurses have more difficulty in the workplace in carrying out their duties are just a few examples. There is currently a shortage of nurses, but there is no indication that they are suffering in their careers. Despite equal opportunities legislation, the nursing profession remains a predominantly female profession. For example, the male-to-female ratio among nurses is approximately 1:19 in Canada and the United States. Evidence suggests nurses can be fast