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  1. Arizona Nurse's License Threatened by Doctor After Providing pt education
    http://patients.about.com/b/2012/02/02/crossing-the-line-or-doing-her-job-nurse-fired-for-educating-patient.htm Nurses should offer education to their patients. ...
    May 1
    Forum: Nursing News
  2. They cut off arms and legs and why?
    http://www.dvorak.org/blog/2007/01/31/woman-goes-in-to-have-baby-hospital-cuts-off-her-arms-legs-and-wont-say-why/ Has any one ever heard of anything like this before. This woman goes into the...
    May 1
    Forum: Nursing News
  3. Win $100! February 2013 Caption Contest
    The patient has a right to refuse.
    Feb 24
    Forum: Information Center
  4. Washington Hospital Center fires 16 for snowstorm absences
    In years past, I had the experience of being stuck at a facility for 32 hours where I was sent by my agency. This was on account of a snow storm. I had to work a double and was then required to be...
    Feb 3
    Forum: Nursing News
  5. Forced ultrasounds
    I have seen authority figures who bully, guilt-trip and terrorize mothers into aborting babies as well.
    Oct 4, '12
    Forum: Nursing Activism / Healthcare Politics
  6. Forced ultrasounds
    The reverse can also be true when someone insinuates to a pregnant woman that she is too stupid to carry a baby to term and make plans for it to live. I think there are abortions done on mothers who...
    Oct 4, '12
    Forum: Nursing Activism / Healthcare Politics
  7. Need more inference on ethical dilemma issue regarding restraints.
    There was one patient who I put a sheet around, not because I was told to or because there was an order but because I was afraid she might fall. She had severe arthritis and I did not think her...
    Sep 9, '12
    Forum: General Nursing Discussion
  8. How do you manage to get to work in snow storms ?
    I live in the northeast. I worked at a hospital that would call the staff in before a storm and have a giant sleep over and order pizza for the staff. If the crew leaving couldn't leave we would...
    Sep 4, '12
    Forum: General Nursing Discussion
  9. How do you manage to get to work in snow storms ?
    [QUOTE=Esme12;6893537]Live in job.....??? What part of the medical profession are you employed? I am wondering what made you comment a thread from 2009 do discuss this on such a lovely day (at...
    Sep 4, '12
    Forum: General Nursing Discussion
  10. How do you manage to get to work in snow storms ?
    What this reminds me of is a live-in job I had where when it snowed, I never had to leave the house.
    Sep 3, '12
    Forum: General Nursing Discussion
  11. How do you manage to get to work in snow storms ?
    If it's against the law for nurses to be on the road when it's dangerous I think they're doing something right. I'm wondering how many people have died by being coerced to go on the road when it's...
    Sep 3, '12
    Forum: General Nursing Discussion
  12. How do you manage to get to work in snow storms ?
    My cars have only front-wheel drive. There was one day when a nurse who lived near me was kind enough to pick me up after a show-storm. She had all wheel drive
    Sep 3, '12
    Forum: General Nursing Discussion
  13. How do you manage to get to work in snow storms ?
    I think a lot of places need to have some live-in staff members over the winter to protect people from having to drive to work. In times past, I have also gotten the sheriffs department to...
    Aug 29, '12
    Forum: General Nursing Discussion
  14. Any LPN to RN online programs that are accepted nationwide?
    The problem with on online nursing program is that the influence and interaction of your teachers and with the other students and family members is really important. ...
    Aug 29, '12
    Forum: LPN to RN Nursing Student
  15. Dangerous nurses
    I have seen girls who slammed a patient's head against the bed board when they pulled her up in bed and then laughed when she cried out in pain. I saw two separate girls do it to the same lady...
    Jun 19, '12
    Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations
  16. "Someone tied a knot in that restraint"
    When I was new to healthcare I had to work with a girl who liked to tie knots in the restraints even though this is a safety issue. Sometimes she and I were working the wing alone together so I...
    Jun 11, '12
    Forum: Nursing Issues On Patient Safety
  17. My God, these family members!!
    As if this was not enough, some supervisors demand that "Under no circumstances are you to "get into it," with these family-members. Some of them are just overgrown children testing their...
    May 12, '12
    Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations
  18. Nurse Fights for License After Sex With Dying Patient
    I see what you're saying as far as that not every patient who is having sex with their nurse is a confused or helpless patient who is suffering. Some caregivers are bullied and pressured...
    Apr 21, '12
    Forum: Nursing News
  19. Patient abuse caught on hidden camera...Shocking!!!!
    This one looked like an official hoyer lift patient. It it was me taking care of her I would be out of the room to get transfer help from the others. What has happened in times past is ...
    Apr 21, '12
    Forum: Nursing News
  20. Patient abuse caught on hidden camera...Shocking!!!!
    They go through abuse at home too.
    Apr 21, '12
    Forum: Nursing News
  21. HIPAA violation or just a bad decision?
    Even taking a picture of a patient just to be freindly or just to share with their family or facility can be frowned on by HIPAA.
    Apr 9, '12
    Forum: HIPAA and Nursing Challenges
  22. Shouldn't Nurses Have the Power to Isolate Patients?
    I also have worked on nursing home floors where patients had scabies and no one was using isoloation techniques. I was flabbergasted that a public, professional entity like them would be this...
    Mar 29, '12
    Forum: Nursing Issues On Patient Safety
  23. Nerves and Burps
    I learned a lot from the above posts. Here is another question about burping. I think if the doctor tells you to "let it out" they are not implying that you should open your mouth and burp...
    Feb 7, '12
    Forum: General Nursing Student
  24. Did you ever get turned in for neglect after being given too many patients?
    I typed in "abuse and neglect" once on Google and found a news report stating that a nurse was in trouble because on her shift, "the meds were not given." I could see through it right away...
    Jan 26, '12
    Forum: General Nursing Discussion
  25. Error-prone abbreviations, symbols and dose designations
    When I was new I was taught that the T with the dots above it means bowel movements and it looks nicer in the notes, especially if you do home care where families read them.
    Jan 26, '12
    Forum: Nursing and Patient Medications