What a fugly day-our admissions people really dropped the ball on this one.We have 2 secure units in the facility and I have lost track of the number of mobile batty folks that they admit to the open units who end up being transferred that same evening. What a mess today-wacky resident with the oddest family dynamic going on-truly I have never seen anything quite like this one. We sounded the alert to the upper echelon within a half an hour of the admit's arrival this am and by the time we got the resident to the appropriate unit it was change of shift.I'm beat....Don't most LTC's send real nurses into the field for interviews? Why are these unskilled people making these decisions? What a mess-and added turmoil for the resident and family too-I could JUST SPIT!!! I'M:yawn: I'm:angryfire I'm:cry: I'm just disgusted by the entire mess....the supervisior runs around like a chicken with her head cut off-and she is "old school" to the extent that she is an RN and no-one else had better attempt to have thought unless they are her peer..However she is so frickin scatter brained I think she is getting dementia.....But I swear I came close to smacking her down today-the doc was down the hall doing the admission H and P and told her he wanted the chart-I proceeded down the hall with it-she approached me and said " Hurry up,run,run-he is waiting" Run? RUN? Kiss my booty!!! I should have thrown the chart to her and told her to RUN....RUN! :bowingpur Yes ma'm-right away,ma'am....HELLO-this is 2009-we don't RUN BECAUSE THE DOC IS IN A HURRY...Anyway-he really wasn't but that is how things were back when she was on the floor.They used to actually open the chart on the desk in front of the docs and TRUN THE PAGES FOR THEM! O I'm tired....