Hey, new to this group. I’ve just accepted a position in acute inpatient rehab and should start in a couple of months. I’ve been reading as much as possible to get an idea of what to expect so I feel pretty confident there. So my question to you already working rehab nurses is whether you know of any meditation/relaxation programs in the rehab setting? There are numerous articles on the benefits. Just wondering if anyone has seen it implemented. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jun 24 by juviasama 170 Visitors; 13 Posts congrats for the job! the job involves lots of lifting, transferring.. it's just very physically demanding. Nursing skills involved: foley catheter, drawing blood, starting IV, transfusing blood, NG-tube, PEG tube, wound care and trach. It depends on your facility. My previous facility doesn't have meditation/relaxation program, but they have yoga once a week for one hour. Other than that, just regular rehab activities with PT, OT, or ST. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jun 26 by SummerGarden, ADN, BSN, RN SummerGarden has 10 years experience as a ADN, BSN, RN and specializes in ED and Acute Care. 36,453 Visitors; 3,013 Posts It will depend on the facility. Some better inpatient acute rehabilitation facilities have meditation and mindfulness/reflection activities incorporated into a patient's care plan. They also have doctoral prepared individuals that provide this form of therapy. Good luck! Edited Jun 26 by SummerGarden 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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