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Search Results Type: Posts; User: kakamegamama
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- "What's CYA? " I think it probably stands for "Cover your assparagus" :). Ah, yes, the OP's post reminded me of my year as a school nurse. I was shared between a middle and high school, in an...May 22
- Forum: School Nursing
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- It is always helpful to get CEU's in your specialty, either past or present. I would encourage you to check the Texas BON site to see what they say. I often "stretch" outside my comfort zone & get...May 19
- Forum: Texas Nursing
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- So glad, OP, that your tinnitus is manageable. I've had tinnitus myself for almost 4 years....allergies, stress, neck strain all contribute to mine. Thankfully, I can still hear heart sounds/lung...May 7
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- Violation of HIPAA is violation, no matter who the culprit is. Report to the privacy office and let them handle it. As to the manager losing her/his job...if that should happen, it was his/her...May 3
- Forum: HIPAA and Nursing Challenges
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- I wouldn't tell her, personally. There really isn't any reason for her to know at this point. I wish you the best!Mar 29
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
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- One thing we miss out on is the privilege of praying for someone when asked regardless of their faith, when we refuse because their faith is not of our own. I remember one time a Muslim friend...Mar 20
- Forum: Nursing and Spirituality
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- Wow. Just wow......I'm thinking more and more that I don't ever want to leave a loved one alone in a hospital/longterm care facility/fill in the blank location...... I KNOW there are still good,...Mar 8
- Forum: Geriatric Nurses / LTC Nursing
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- While I do not support the father in this case, I can certainly understand why the nurse was reassigned. Safety for her sake, decrease in risk of false accusations by the father, safety for the rest...Feb 25
- Forum: Nursing News
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- OP--you mentioned a nurse told you that she said "no" when asked if she had other records? If the answer should have been "yes", lying on the stand or during a deposition can get one into tons of...Feb 16
- Forum: HIPAA and Nursing Challenges
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- Leslie said it well. I can stop cringing now.....Feb 14
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- I access my own records via a website my pcp and the hospital she is affiliated with has for such a thing. I did have to fill out a "permission" form, so to speak, but I can easily type in the web...Feb 9
- Forum: HIPAA and Nursing Challenges
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- What a rude response by that nurse! But, kudos to you for your response in asking for more! Don't worry at all about your experience. I remember having to leave the OR as a student once during an...Feb 8
- Forum: General Nursing Student
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- Ah, yes....reminds me of the time I called in because I had fever, chills, a bad cough, difficulty breathing, etc. I went to the doctor and was told I needed to stay home as I had a very bad case of...Jan 26
- Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations
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- That is frustrating, OP...... However, really, unless you copyright documents, it is pretty much open to anyone to claim as their own. You won't know the answers to your questions if you don't ask...Jan 6
- Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations
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- Oops....should have read the date stamp on this one......brain tired.....Jan 5
- Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations
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- Oh my word!!! Sounds like someone has too much time on their hands....if that is the case, methinks perhaps they should return to the bedside.......Jan 5
- Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations
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- "If it isn't charted, it wasn't done" is sage advice. I review charts for malpractice cases. One of my hardest things is reading a chart, and seeing that important things were not charted. I cannot...Dec 16, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- It is possible for you to hold licenses in more than one states. Compact states, for instance, allow you to hold a license in one state, and practice in another,with approval from the board of...Dec 13, '12
- Forum: Nursing and Professionalism
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- No answers to your questions. But, congratulations on your sobriety. Best wishes to you for continue sobriety a healthy future!Dec 8, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- Congrats! As to ideas? Hmmm.....if you haven't , visit the JC site & see what they state about stroke patients/education/prevetion/etc. And, what do the other nurses who care for stroke patients...Nov 30, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- Thank you.Nov 29, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- Nursing is often NOT straight forward, so questions on exams should not be either. Critical thinking is crucial in nursing, and that should also be reflected in your exams. Memorization reaches a...Nov 29, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Student
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- What does your pharmacy say? Or, is there an order to substitute? Never substitute one drug for another unless a)there is a sub order for it; or b) approval from doc/pharmacyNov 27, '12
- Forum: Nursing and Patient Medications
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- BostonTerrierLoverRN--thank you so much for sharing your story. Congratulations on your years of sobriety! May you have many, many more. You give hope to others, and that's what nursing is (or...Nov 14, '12
- Forum: Nurses / Recovery
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- Ah, yes....been there, done that, won't ever, ever again.... the nerve of some people. Sounds to me that NM just didn't want to have patients that day.....Nov 12, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion