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Who feels that patient ratios are unsafe/and workplace hostile? 67 members have participated
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1. Who feels that patient ratios are unsafe/and workplace hostile?
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Do you feel coworkers are on your side with complaints?8%
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Do you feel overworked/underpaid7%
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Do you feel like you can totally care for your client/patient?4%
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Do you feel management is not caring for nurses?7%
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Do you feel like you want to leave nursing?8%
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Do you like where you work?7%
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Is your hospital unionized?2%
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Do you trust your union?2%
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Do you think there is a nursing shortage?1%
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Do you think you have power to change your environment?4%
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Do you think nursing is a family-friendly job?1%
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Do you think nursing is healthy for you physically?2%
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Do you think nursing is healthy for your mentally?5%
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Do you have the support you need as a new nurse?2%
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Do you have the support you need as an experienced nurse for further ed?2%
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Does your hospital give you clear direction?1%
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Does your management give you the environment to support their expectations of you?2%
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Do you feel like you have to take shortcuts in order to get your job done?7%
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Do you feel like you are in an environment that fosters unsafe practice and no support?5%
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Do you want change?8%
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We nurses who are going through increased patient ratios, unsafe environment, scared to lose our jobs, paranoid to talk about it, love nursing but not the BS budget crap excuse to put us and our patients at risk, getting that knot in our stomach the day before we go back to work with interrupted sleep....How many of you are going through this?
We are too scared when we really should recognize how many of us are going through this and have the strength to change it. To be able to focus on our patients fully and critically think in due time and read all about them and what the doctors want and to be able to help the MD's do their job while being able to nourish our own bodies with fluids and sustenance during the day with reasonable support in order to care for ourselves so that we can totally care for our patients. I don't want to see nurses become victims psychologically or physiologically.