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I think patients, visitors and staff would enjoy some tasty fast food, but it sure is hypocritical! I mean, ever seen the "nutritional" stats of a big mac? holy crap! (don't get me wrong, I've been known to partake, hehe)........but it certainly seems......counterproductive. As Heather said above-job security?!
crazy world we live in.....
gotta admit, it's pretty funny.
Originally posted by SmilingBluEyesWhat I wanna know is simple:
*****Will they have a smoking section?******
bwwwaahahahahaaaa!!!!:roll
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Actually, my hospital is getting really strict on their no smoking policy.
My theory is because one of the competing hospitals is the one that boasts great cancer treatment.
The hospital my mom used to work at had a Subway, which I thought was a great combination of healthy food, and non-cafeteria slop.
Heather
My old hospital was a tertiary referral center for cardiology and cardiac surgery, as well as having a renowned outpatient diabetes teaching program, and we published research on both topics.Originally posted by OBNURSEHEATHERNot sure how my hospital ranks nationally, but I know that they claim to be the best in the area cardiac wise.
And I myself also enjoyed an on-campus Bic Mac for lunch during my 12 hour shift yesterday.
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Go down to the cafeteria, and you'd find Godfather's Pizza and Dunkin' Donuts just inside the door.
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What would you think if your local hospital had a Mcdonalds on the hospital grounds. Wouldnt it be even funnier if your hospital was one of the top 100 cardiovascular facilities in the country.
Of course the families and patients love it, but the dieticans hate it.............
Not naming names.........