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by brian Admin Mar 22Do you carry your phone around work? Does your place of work have a phone/technology policy?

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- Mar 22 by BrandonLPNI see nothing wrong with a "no cell phone" policy.
I'd love to see many in our cell phone addicted society be forced to go cold turkey. It would amuse me. - Mar 22 by nurseladybug12Before I was a nurse I worked in the food service industry, and if we were caught on our cell phones on the clock we were sent home. I think it is very unprofessional to be on your phone at work, it can wait until break or when you're in the bathroom. When I see aides hiding in the corner on their cell phone at work and I am rushing around busy like a mad woman, I have no problem asking them to help me. Get off the phone!
- Mar 22 by crazy&cuteRNI wish there was a no cell phone policy. For those who have kids: tell your kids to call the hospital to find you. What did you all do when cell phones didn't exist??
- Mar 22 by PMFB-RNCell phones are not allowed in our units. OK in other areas like lobby and halls for visitors, staff break room for staff. We have big signs posted all over and sharp eyed nurses who enoy enforcing the policy.
Back in the day we used to have a staff smoking area. They converted it to a cell phone zone for staff who want to talk on their phone in the fresh air. - Mar 22 by redhead_NURSE98!While we're at it: The desk staff, who already takes way too many unnecessary phone calls, would appreciate it if you'd just give your family members your portable phone's number and stop calling the desk to ask for you too.LadyFlamez likes this.
- Mar 22 by redhead_NURSE98!Quote from BrandonLPN....But how would my bladder be able to get ahold of me in an emergency?!I see nothing wrong with a "no cell phone" policy.
I'd love to see many in our cell phone addicted society be forced to go cold turkey. It would amuse me. - Mar 22 by BrandonLPNQuote from crazy&cuteRNWell, children died by the dozen, obviously.I wish there was a no cell phone policy. For those who have kids: tell your kids to call the hospital to find you. What did you all do when cell phones didn't exist??
- Mar 23 by proud nurseI get annoyed at staff using their cell phones while working. I think it's rude. I check my phone when I take a break and that's it. I keep it in my locker, not in my pocket.
Having to take care of business during the day is one of the reasons I like working 3rd shift. The world is asleep when I'm at work, so the only reason to contact me is in an emergency.LadyFlamez likes this. - Mar 23 by samadams8Quote from BrandonLPNI see nothing wrong with a "no cell phone" policy.
I'd love to see many in our cell phone addicted society be forced to go cold turkey. It would amuse me.
What if you have a smart phone and you use it for any number of important tasks in your unit? I always put my cell on vibrate when I go into the hospital. But we use our phones for meds, to calcs, to review of relevant data, you name it. I love my iPhone. We are never parted from each other. LOL