Is it reasonable for hospitals to recruit nurses to fill in ID cards?

Identity card is an important document to prove identity. When applying for a job, in order to prove your identity, you should provide. There is nothing wrong with asking you to provide your ID card.

This nurse is called angels in white. The word nurse comes from Zhong (19 14). At the first conference of nurses in China, someone proposed to translate English nurse into "nurse", which was adopted by the conference. You must take off your casual clothes and wear a nurse's uniform when you go to work. Nurses must carry out corresponding nursing projects in accordance with the relevant legal standards of the Health and Health Commission and nursing industry norms, observe the patient's weight, understand the patient's condition, cooperate with doctors, handle medical disputes in time, and prevent medical accidents. And be responsible for the daily life, daily activities, medication and safety of patients from the aspects of physiology, psychology, social culture and spirit.

Engaged in mechanical expectoration, puncture infusion, admission education, discharge guidance, doctor's advice execution, bed changing, safety tips, medicine taking and dispensing, disease shorthand, data entry, specimen collection, responsibility handover, disease observation, medical waste destruction and disinfection, medical waste management and classification, suggestion collection, study and training, bid delivery and inspection, patient guidance, night ward round, equipment spot check and equipment cleaning, etc. Necessary daily nursing activities such as nursing teaching, first aid, regular inspection, abnormal report, goods distribution, computer registration, maintenance, temperature measurement, skill assessment, patient classification, four pests removal, patient comments, etc. Having obtained a nurse's practice certificate after practicing registration, engaging in nursing activities in accordance with the provisions of these regulations, and performing health skills to protect people's lives, alleviate patients' suffering and promote health.