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Old Sep 04, 2007, 02:44 AM
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I have read things about nurses working in a level 1 facility, and have seen articles on level 3 facilities... what does this mean? Is it related to the security risk of the IM? Someone please clarify
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Old Sep 04, 2007, 06:03 PM
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I have read things about nurses working in a level 1 facility, and have seen articles on level 3 facilities... what does this mean? Is it related to the security risk of the IM? Someone please clarify
Thanks

They are talking about security levels of the facility. Level 1 -2 in minimal security level. Level 3-4 is moderate to low maximum security and level 5 are max secuity inmates, usually capital cases.
BTW how was your 1st week as a correctional nurse?

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