pearybrown

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1. Tennessee Nurse RaDonda Vaught - Legal Perspectives of Fatal Medication Error

   pearybrown replied to Lorie Brown RN, MN, JD's topic in General Nursing

   An error is an error and this case shines the big light onto many. Not declaring the error until she was forced to do later will cause her to go to jail unless she pleads out to a lesser charge. Like...

2. Why Do Nurses Quit?

   pearybrown replied to Nurse Beth's topic in General Nursing

   Interesting article. I would add that the patients tend to have higher clinical needs with more technical needs as well. You get increased acuity with less experienced staff to cover them. A real...

3. HELP! Threats to call BON!

   pearybrown replied to Nechic01's topic in General Nursing

   I wouldn't put much stock in his ability to carry out complaint. However, when dealing with the Bd innocence may not always be the best defense as its easy to get blind sided and shocked when you read...

4. How to File a Complaint against BON

   pearybrown replied to twins2014's topic in Activism, Healthcare

   A common issue these days, especially since the knowledge of the Nurse Trujillo case in Az., is that complaints against Nursing Boards are useless. Most regulatory agencies have governing bodies...

5. New License, How long does the AZ BON really take?

   pearybrown replied to rzyzzy's topic in Arizona Nursing

   As scary as this reads There is some degree to believe it. One would ask themselves how or why this behavior takes place. Greed, ambition, cronyism and that underlining belief that this agency is...

6. DUI

   pearybrown replied to wlawre's topic in Licensure: Criminal History

   For the most part misdemeanor ouis are generally handled with a letter of concern unless there is other issues. One oui isn't considered disqualifying. There have been letters of concerns for other...

7. Arizona licensing and relocation from canada

   pearybrown replied to cdnrntousa's topic in International Nursing

   Stay out of

8. Problems with fingerprints in AZ

   pearybrown replied to hmorse's topic in Arizona Nursing

   Put it down on the application. Some of the Board members have multiple speeding

9. Western Arizona Regional Medical Center (WARMC)

   pearybrown replied to MommaTy's topic in Arizona Nursing

   Potentially a great place but an adm that makes you walk long before your

10. People really need to stop coming into nursing

    pearybrown replied to DUDERNGUY's topic in General Nursing

    If you don't sign the consent agreement you get charged and have to hire a lawyer for 5,000.00 to defend against a nothing charge. You've lost your job and only have your car to live in. Nobody in Az...

11. People really need to stop coming into nursing

    pearybrown replied to DUDERNGUY's topic in General Nursing

    Trujillo expressed to the patient the details of the transplant educational policy, her role in recommending the hospice option was policy. The case was entirely surgeon generated. When I first...

12. People really need to stop coming into nursing

    pearybrown replied to DUDERNGUY's topic in General Nursing

    The details of this case are very well known to me. The Working Nurse article has its unique foundations related by an author that specifically was posted in that fashion and if the wording is...

13. People really need to stop coming into nursing

    pearybrown replied to DUDERNGUY's topic in General Nursing

    I am Peary Brown and I am not Nurse Trujillo. Although I have responded in her defense is because her case is significant in many ways which does not depict many nurses and the organization as such...

14. People really need to stop coming into nursing

    pearybrown replied to DUDERNGUY's topic in General Nursing

    Ignoring the dangers at Board levels as its not your problem really doesn't make it go away. The Florence Nightingale concept in nursing is dying, at least in

15. People really need to stop coming into nursing

    pearybrown replied to DUDERNGUY's topic in General Nursing

    The patient, a 46 yo female, is discharged home after a scope is driven through her esophagus and not informed and told to drink water. Complaints by nurse husband ends in jail term and loss of...