Summershores

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1. What should i do? a question of ethics

   Summershores replied to Summershores's topic in General Nursing

   thank you Karen and LM. i guess i was just wanting someone to confirm to me that i would be right to step in and report this. It will make my MIL mad at me, but better me than anyone else in the family who is blood related and better that shes mad t...

2. fear of vomit?

   Summershores replied to maggijo's topic in General Nursing

   i get grossed out by genital warts. I had a patient that wanted hers washed constantly because they were sore. of course i cleaned her but my god!! it was nasty lol

3. What should i do? a question of ethics

   Summershores replied to Summershores's topic in General Nursing

   its definatly not a "friend" relationship. there is a lot of dependance between the two and an extreamly strong emotional tie. My mother in law is leaving her husband and has broken of contact with her children in favour of her carer. The family were...

4. What should i do? a question of ethics

   Summershores replied to Summershores's topic in General Nursing

   Thank you all for you comments. I have spoken to the family and the only person not worried about this is my MIL. It's just that know one knows what to do.

5. What should i do? a question of ethics

   Summershores replied to Summershores's topic in General Nursing

   i just want to make sure that i dont have to report it to someone. i dont want to be accused of neglect of duty should this all go pear shaped. my mother is fairly old and the carer is young, and money is vanishing from her account. The family think...

6. What should i do? a question of ethics

   Summershores replied to Summershores's topic in General Nursing

   the patient is my mother in law

7. What should i do? a question of ethics

   Summershores posted a topic in General Nursing

   i have become aware of a difficult situation and would appreciate some feed back on the view of what i should do, if anything about the situation. its fairly long winded but i would appreciate any advice. (sorry about the spelling) The patient is a m...