UAB ER Nurse Rap

U.S.A. Alabama

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I found this randomly. Just watch the guys and girl's of UAB ER :bugeyes:

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Are you from the "Ham" by any chance?? Entirely too funny! :yeah:

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I have often thought of Alabama along with other "Southern" states in America as "No go" areas because of the terrible history it has. Is still true today - do the people of Alabama leave in the 21st century or are they still living as if it were "1800"??

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I have often thought of Alabama along with other "Southern" states in America as "No go" areas because of the terrible history it has. Is still true today - do the people of Alabama leave in the 21st century or are they still living as if it were "1800"??

Please tell me you're kidding... um a top medical hospital, UAB.. 29 major automotive manufacturing plants, the Hunstville Space Center (ya seriously).... Alabama is not ignorant and backwards as the rest of the country seems to think.Please tell me you're kidding... um a top medical hospital, UAB.. 29 major automotive manufacturing plants, the Hunstville Space Center (ya seriously), the Hudsonalpha Institute in Hunstville is also developing a molecular test for the swine flu pandemic to find a weakness in its virulence.... Alabama is not ignorant and backwards as the rest of the country seems to think.

Match: nah, I'm in Montgomery right now, and I'm about to move down to Mobile for South Alabama.

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I am not from America so that is why I was asking the question. If my perception is wrong about Alabama then I am sorry. I could only go by the history lessons I have been taught about America - especially the deep south. No offence was intended.

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why not ask before assuming then? are you seriously not aware of uab? think we all still have cows in our backyard and walk to school barefoot? i had a visitor from another country ask me if "everyone still lived on farms" and express surprise that we all wore shoes and had indoor plumbing...i have traveled extensively throughout the us and i can honestly say that while there are parts of alabama/birmingham that i would greatly like to change, we still have it much better here than so many other places that i have visited. and no one in virginia could guess where i was from - since i didn't have a "southern accent".....

here is a brief sniglet of info on uab alone:

the uab health system is committed to providing the highest quality of health care and is consistently rated among the best medical centers in the nation. below is a list of recent awards.

uab hospital among "america's best" in latest u.s. news & world report rankings nine uab hospital specialty programs are among the nation's top 50-five are in the top 25-of the 16 categories evaluated at america's 5,462 hospitals this year by u.s. news & world report.

uab hospital named one of top two in nation the american alliance of healthcare providers ranks accredited hospitals based their consumer friendliness, care-related performance and other professional standards.

277 uab physicians included in latest "best doctors in america" uab physicians comprise 60% or 277 of the 460 birmingham metropolitan area medical specialists listed in the latest "best doctors in america."

uab hospital earns consumer award university of alabama at birmingham (uab) hospital has been selected as one of america's most customer-friendly hospitals by the american alliance of healthcare providers.

uab school of medicine again ranked among america's best the uab school of medicine has again been ranked among america's best by u.s. news & world report in its graduate school rankings released march 28, 2008.

no, it's no where near perfect here, but i wouldn't trade it for many other places:yeah:

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If I had asked I am sure I would been mocked espeically since I am a minority and born in the United Kingdom.

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So why does that make you a target to be mocked? Everyone has to come from somewhere. I'd much rather answer your honest questions with honest answers than have you believing outdated or incorrect information. I live in a VERY culturally diverse neighborhood/area - with residents from all over the world and US. It's one of the things I do really like about where I live.

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I suppose its the "deep south" and people have long memories and also the deep souths reputation for discrimination still lives on in the eyes of the rest of the world.

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I have often thought of Alabama along with other "Southern" states in America as "No go" areas because of the terrible history it has. Is still true today - do the people of Alabama leave in the 21st century or are they still living as if it were "1800"??

We are in the modern century - no one lives like the 1800's - or even the 60's or 70's for that matter.

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I think its great that Alabama has made slight progress. I would like to ask when nursing patients who were of the "discrimination and segregation era" how do you deal with them when they make comments are deemed offensive??

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I can only answer from my clinicals - I'm not actually a real nurse yet ;)..... some of my instructors have experienced that, but it was in Alzheimer's patients, so the redirect there doesn't last very long....from what I understand it's not unheard off from many different races...inexcusable absolutely...and certainly a chance for a little gentle re-education

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