What is the relationship between a nurse and a doctor? What if doctors don't respect nurses?

The relationship between doctors and nurses is contradictory, that is, opposition and unity. Unity lies in a work circle, and work is colleagues, but in fact, doctors and doctors must stand on one side when they encounter problems, and nurses and nursing departments must stand on the other side. I am a doctor, and I don't like some behaviors of nurses, but there are not a few doctors who don't respect nurses. On the contrary, most nurses don't respect doctors. There will be many problems at work, such as nurses prescribing the wrong medicine, and many doctors will correct it when they know it. If there is no big problem, they will never report it because it is a matter of losing their jobs. But on the other hand, if the doctor gives the wrong order, it's over. The nurse will definitely say, "It's none of my business, I'm following the doctor's advice." There is no human touch at all. They only have injections now, and all kinds of shirking have gone wrong. The nurses complained to the doctor because of Corey's fine for antibiotics exceeding the standard. Without a doctor, who will raise so many oversaturated nurses ... the professor is very good. It is more difficult for a young doctor to direct a nurse than to ascend to heaven. Nurses also make irresponsible remarks behind their backs, especially interns and graduate students. Ask what they don't know, ask your teacher ~ There are not a few quarrels between nurses and patients. Doctors don't like that kind of low-quality behavior ... Many nurses have great communication problems with some highly educated doctors because of their low academic qualifications. Doctors are really busy and don't want to elaborate, but nurses always like to move out of the rules and regulations, which is annoying. They can only say that they are influenced by the nature of their work, so they don't wear uniforms, and we are all friends. ...