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I am interested in your feelings about how academic honesty affects your personal integrity and role as a nurse.
I read a article about the % of nurses who would report a med.error that either they made or that of a collegue and a large percentage of the nurses would not,or do not report med errors,I forget the exact percentage who wouldnt report but it was such a large number that it made an impression on me.
this is such an interesting subject. i am an rn right now, but while i was in school i had some prerequisites with a CHEATER. she is now in her final semester of school and has asked me to preceptor her. i refuse to do it, because i feel if one cheats all the way through school, they will cheat on the job.........
Originally posted by cokie
(quote)" i feel if one cheats all the way through school, they will cheat on the job........."
And they will!!! These are the nurses who forget to give a med, but sign it off and just throw the pill away so no one knows, who will make up BPs cause she/he is too lazy to actually DO them, who knows an IV is bad--but plays dumb cause its the end of the shift and they don't want to have to re-start it--grrrrr the list goes on and on (bad day at work recently can ya tell?? haha)
Tweety, BSN, RN
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Cant put it any better.