klriggs53
specializes in Behavioral Health, Disability Case Mgmt.
Twenty-five years of responsible multi-faceted health care experience with professional and para-professional experience in the following areas: Behavioral Health, Medical Disability, Medical Case Mgmt, Telemetry, Surgical Pathology, Hospital Supply, Child Support, Public Assistance, Operations Management, Contract Construction, and Teacher for the Handicapped.
klriggs53 replied to cwilliams032's topic in General Nursing
You can plead, dance, beg, and go to all extremes in the book to encourage a patient to take their prescribed/ordered meds, HOWEVER, the ultimate decision is with the patient. They have the right to refuse. UNLESS, there is an ETO (emergency treatm...
Sounds like you know the answer . . . with the kids, less hours, less stress, less exposure, etc. Money is something we all need, but in context, it is a relative thing. In the long run, I would expect a great benefit for you. Doubt these are wo...
klriggs53 replied to peachypurple's topic in General Nursing
ALWAYS immediately after, in the door at home and to the shower. Clean bed and sleep, I should not need one in the morning. Of course there are exceptions fora frisky night. Ha!
klriggs53 replied to almost_nurse's topic in General Nursing
Whoah!!! Your audience within this nursing forum have given you a lot of valuable advise . . . Please slow down and listen, if you are sincere, it will work out. Forgive me for saying, but some of the conversation does not compute. A Federal nur...
My preceptor was not motherly and as our time drew to an end it became almost adversarial. I learned a lot, with an unnecessarily high stress level and I am grateful. There are numerous styles and motivations for precepting. All too often, the bott...
There is a right and a wrong way to communicate, training or otherwise. I have no patience with a bully. Over time, I have learned there is a fundamental problem with the individual that has a "need to bully" and they tend to feed on the conflict. ...
I enjoyed your comment. The subject of addiction is one of those "Juxtaposition" topics. If and when you pull time as a nurse on a Behavioral Health Unit, Oncology, or Hospice Unit, I strongly suspect your thoughts on the subject may soften a bit. ...