The difference between Japanese "nursing" and "nursing"

There are roughly five differences between these two words in the job title.

Different ideas. Nursing is nursing, which is somewhat similar to the work of nurses in China; When introducing nursing, it was put forward by Japan on 20 16, focusing on "self-reliance", a bit like the recent "nostalgic restaurant" in Bo Huang, which is to help the elderly to stand on their own feet.

Work content. Nursing is one-to-one and nursing is one-to-many.

The environment is different. Nurses are biased towards hospitals and nurses are biased towards welfare homes.

Different devices. Nursing equipment is more automated.

The management system is different.

I hope to make a more practical and in-depth distinction between these two words from a professional point of view.