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- *** I used to work at a large Magnet hospital that had the same policy. One day some of us nurses were standing around in...38
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- The audience the media serves is more out of control. If not, there would be no media wasting their time on the celebrity...19
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- So true.2
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- We had a really mean pt on our oncology unit. I was told she was a very intelligent and articulate woman who was in denial...22
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- I wish nurses would treat each other better :(12
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- Just as much as I wouldn't tolerate verbal and emotional abuse at home, there's no reason why I would tolerate it in the...12
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- Job hunt now while you are still employed. Don't leave until you find another position.. 6 months is not ideal but that...10
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- Write it up. Nurses write eachother up all the time. Are doctors exempt? Exempt from have to respect coworkers? No.14
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- I haven't read any of the other responses because what the OP wrote struck a chord. I got a call at work that my daughter,...7
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- If you work inpatient psych, guess what: you are still in floor nursing! Davey Do summed it up best. It's not without...6
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- This question comes from the perspective of a student or very new grad, who thinks that all nursing is, is "tasks," which is...11
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- Aggressively interview. Tell them you are looking for a change, different shift, shorter commute, or something neutral. ...5
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- I think you have made a really good point here. Reminds me of the dilemma anthropologists face when observing cultures -- do...3
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- I too have been annoyed by the theorists who spew on and on about "caring". Its as if they all wrote their work after a...9
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- Stay in nursing! Professionals like yourself who care to question the status quo, problem solve and critically devise...12
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- I've gone back to school to get my BSN. I knew it would involve a lot of nursing theory and writing papers, but I figured I...45
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- Been doing this almost 7 years. I get frustrated, tired, aggravated, etc, etc, ad nauseum. bottom line, though? I love what...20
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- We've been in nursing about the same amount of time and I'm also in NJ. It's not easy here (not anywhere, but especially not...3
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- I agree with this completely. And to add...she states "Many (not all) patients with chronic pain need limits so they don't...5
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- That's the problem-everyone is a drug seeker to some nurses and other medical professionals. Someone said on another...6
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- I pretty much disagree with everything you wrote. I don’t believe it is your job to second-guess the Physician in as far as...3
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- "I work on a med-Surg floor where dilaudid is prescribed excessively." This is not your nursing concern. Administer the...4
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- Thank you so much for stating this. As someone who WAS treated like a drug seeker in the ER last year when I went there for...3
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- Here's my opinion on this whole thing. Unless you are an RN employed in a drug treatment center or somewhere else that...5
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- As someone who has had some pretty painful injuries...I can tell you my eyes were glued to my alarm clock to see when I...7
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- I once had a very wise Nurse Manager on my Orthopedic Unit who said during a staff meeting, "Give pain meds when they are...12
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- I think nurses need a lot more education regarding pain management and addiction. We recently had a class on this where I...7
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- Really? Then I don't see how you can ethically remain as their nurse. Once you're addicted, it's a choice? That...8
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- 100% agree with KatePasa. Whether it is safe to administer the medication in question should be the only consideration. On a...7
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- Just curious...is the cancer patient white and the SSC patient black? Just curious. Is suspicion of drug seeking ever...7
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- What a poor excuse for a nurse..makes me sad to see that there are nurses out there with zero compassion for people with...8
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- It's sad to see SSC patients labeled as drug seekers once again. Nurses have no business projecting what their idea of what...14
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- I have worked almost my entire career in settings with a large number of patients who are not ... *opiate naive*. I have...11
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- I'll go one further. Patients who are opioid naive with no chronic pain issues may not seem to be in pain, depending on...11
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- Everyone remember what we learned about the ways chronic and acute pain are expressed? People with chronic, opioid...19
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