I work for a SART team in California, we are State trained and work closely with all aspects of criminology. All of our cases are taped and recorded. As far as treating patients, I am sorry to hear Rein had a bad experience, I always put myself in ...
We had a "Prim and Proper" Gastro Doc (you know, the ones that stand on a pedestal and think their **** dont stink ), He was called in to do a exam on a patient complaining of abdominal pain and GI bleed. As good nurses do, we informed the Gasto guy...
RED_ALERT37 replied to rscarlatti's topic in General Nursing
Maybe if you put yourself in the bed of your patient... the idea of "ratting" might make more sense. I think we all would like to avoid confortation or conflict, but when it comes to patient safety I think you need to draw the line. I would do anyt...
As a new grad I started on the Step Down Unit (cardiac telemetry) and we had a tele tech that sat at the monitors.... One day we were all in rooms busy as usuall, when all of a sudden we hear Vtach in room 201.... and then a code blue was called ove...
Unless you sign a contract you arent held responsible for the position. One suggestion, if you are in fact worried about "burning a bridge"..... send a thank you note for the consideration but found a job that suited your needs better... just a thou...
AT OUR FACILTY WE USE A TRIPLICATE FORM CALLED A ADO (ASSIGNMENT DISPITE OBJECTION) THIS IS A FORM THAT WAS CREATED BY THE CNA (CALIFORNIA NURSES ASSOCITATION) WE ARE A UNION HOSPITAL AND EVEN THOUGH THE FORM IS TEDIOUS AND SEEMS LIKE A WASTE OF TIM...
RED_ALERT37 replied to WriteStuff's topic in General Nursing
I placed myself in a profession that if asked to take a random drug test I would at anytime. If I have anything in my system it is there with a script behind it. If its a medication that possibly would inable me to be at the top of my game then I wou...