we need to redefine how society views healthcare. When people go to a medical center, they try to find the person available to treat someone. Of course, you'll want a doctor to examine them, but most of the time people have simple symptoms that a nurse can look at. Today's society should teach doctors about work stress. The first is to inform people that there are other professions that can consult them about their health, other than doctors. For example, nurses are the navy of medicine because they are on the front lines of diagnosing patients. Additionally, nurses are divided into three: Registered Nurse (RN), Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN), Registered Nurse Assistant (RNA), and Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA). Fortunately, you don't have to complete four years of medical school to become an RNA or CNA. Afterwards, they become ARN, it takes them a few semesters to become LVN. The same goes for the RNs behind the Navy seal. Navy Seals are the doctors who lead special missions. Another medical specialist can help reduce the work, such as a pharmacist. Medical stores like CVS hold consultations where someone can ask the pharmacist what medication they should take if they are feeling so-and-so. Most of the time, these consultations are simple and they inform them that the medicine is available to the public. Of course, medications in higher doses must be prescribed by a doctor, but they help reduce