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Old Jul 10, 2008, 10:04 PM
crrn03 (Female)
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Question pt ratio

What is the average patient to nurse ratio in the hospitals in Florida?
I know that ICU, for example has a lower ratio, but I'm talking about
a med/surg floor?
I have now anywhere from 6 to 8 patients, and depending on the pt.
I feel that is too many,,,,sometimes I feel like I spend 90% charting and
10% with patients...I hate that,,,,,,
Just curious,,,if anyone would care to answer that question for me

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Old Jul 11, 2008, 03:37 AM
BumblebeeRN (Female)
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Re: pt ratio

Originally Posted by crrn03 View Post
What is the average patient to nurse ratio in the hospitals in Florida?
I know that ICU, for example has a lower ratio, but I'm talking about
a med/surg floor?
I have now anywhere from 6 to 8 patients, and depending on the pt.
I feel that is too many,,,,sometimes I feel like I spend 90% charting and
10% with patients...I hate that,,,,,,
Just curious,,,if anyone would care to answer that question for me
i work in a peds hospital and we get between 4-5

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