It'sMe, RN, BBA, MBA

It'sMe, RN, BBA, MBA

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  1. Male Nurse Demand?

    :yeah:At my hospital the DON is a male, the ICU NM is a male, there are male nurses in the ICU and ER and my night charge nurse is male. I am liking this hospital better and better everyday!
  2. Polling our male nurses: What area of nursing are you currently in right now?

    Med/Surg. 13 year absence from nursing after getting MBA and rising to President of HMO and then becoming private investor. Wiped out in recent real estate bust, back in nursing to rebuild my business. Was old ICU/CCU nurse. I took med/surg becau...
  3. How Will Universal Health Care Change Nursing?

    so candian uhc is the role model we should follow? check out this citation: october 18, 2005 health care rationing in canada the fraser institute has released its annual analysis of waiting times in the canadian health care system. [link.] total wa...
  4. How Will Universal Health Care Change Nursing?

    By the way ghillbert, here is an article from the Medical Journal of Austrialia that discusses health care rationing in Austrialia. Took about 30 seconds to find it. Totally invalidates your argument that there is not rationing in the Austrialian U...
  5. How Will Universal Health Care Change Nursing?

    It is so good to see that at least two people feel so strongly about their position. But both of you have avoided answering the biggest question: How will this be paid for? There is no free ride and the plan you suggest comes with at least a 2,000...
  6. Please define "bedside" Nursing.

    Our hospital doesn't even try to hide it. They use a chart for staffing that has nothing to do with acuity. They are changing dayshift to 7 patients. Due to the economy we now have medical patients on our surgical floor. So you get an active GI bl...
  7. Lantus

    My sugar dropped to 20 one time. I got light headed, sweating profusely, dizzy and blurred vision. I was a newly diagnosed diabetic. My wife was the food nazi and had me down to probably 900 cal. We were at a craft fair. I forced her to buy me ...
  8. How Will Universal Health Care Change Nursing?

    So Maisy, if I understand you correctly you think people are entitled to health care in the USA, as in it is a right. And I noticed you added mental health care as well. So where do you stand on Physical Therapy? Home Health Care? Personal Care? De...
  9. How Will Universal Health Care Change Nursing?

    Wow! What are the odds of finding someone that has suffered the same fates? Very small. In your example of health care for the cancer patient I am not sure the patient would have got more treatment. I too have worked in indigent hospitals and we d...
  10. How Will Universal Health Care Change Nursing?

    Good information. And can you tell me what is the overall tax rate paid there? That includes Federal, State, Local and Sales tax if any apply?
  11. How Will Universal Health Care Change Nursing?

    First, I am not in an HMO, in fact I have traditional health insurance. Second, always quote your source of information to validate it. Third, present the facts in their entirety. Many of the deaths related to mortality in the US would still occur...
  12. How Will Universal Health Care Change Nursing?

    Strange, so if health care is so good in Canada why do so many cross the border to get treatment? And why is the news so loud now about the Canadians wanting change in their health care? Odd, the rosy picture you paint is not what the facts describ...
  13. How Will Universal Health Care Change Nursing?

    Interesting. My MBA is in Health Care Administration. I have a Post Graduate certificate in managed health care. I was the President of an HMO. What qualifications do you have other than "I worked in UHC?" I have studied other systems of health...
  14. Lantus

    Good answer. My only fault with any of this is that the DOCTOR should be held responsible for making a decision on giving or holding a medication. Since when did the RN becom such a decision maker? I don't want that responsibility. I now have abo...
  15. encouragement please

    What you describe is the common everyday experience on my surgical unit. Most of the nurses end up crying by the end of the shift. I end up dehydrated and having cramps all night. Three 12s in a row absolutely kill me. Exhaustion is my constant c...