peace_solace

peace_solace

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  1. It's still mild right?

    My understanding is that they're more concerned about this virus becoming more virulent and coming back around a second time. Why don't they allow it to spread now while it's still mild so we can all build up an immunity to it? Maybe that's a stupi...
  2. How many hours would you work?

    I would work 24. That is my goal one day once we get all our debt paid off.
  3. Are you feeling effects of the economy on nursing?

    Title: RN status: 32 hours/week, staff (non-traveler) Category: Long-Term Care Facility Specialty: Nursing Home # of beds in the unit: 202 Geographics: Southeast Wisconsin How has your facility or department been affected?: Low census in the facilit...
  4. Night shift??

    I would take it if I were you. I work night shift and I love it. It's great when you have kids because if they have a program during the day or an appointment, you don't need to try and take off of work to get there. You can be available for those...
  5. Home health to hospice?

    Hi all, I'm thinking of making the transition from home health case manager to hospice triage/on-call RN. Has anyone made this transition? How are the two similar, and how are they different? Is the charting as extensive in hospice as it is in ho...
  6. hoping to get into home health nursing

    When I interviewed I told them that I would prefer to be able to focus on one patient at a time and give them my undivided attention without being pulled in several different directions at once. In the home, you can spend more quality time with each...
  7. Just curious how long it took everyone to chart their first admission. I did my first one last night and it took me 3-1/2 hours!! I'm hoping that's not too far from normal for the first one, and I'm also hoping that I'll be able to whittle that dow...
  8. Verifying meds on admission

    Hi all, I'm a new grad and I'm also new to home health. I'm in my third week at the company and enjoying it a lot. They have a very extensive orientation and have a lot of support available so I feel comfortable working there as a new grad. My que...
  9. Please Need Prayers For My Nclex-rn Exam This June 14.... Thanx

    I will keep you in my prayers, and will you please keep me in yours? I'll be taking it June 13 for the first time. Good luck!
  10. Calling all HH Nurses, roll call

    Hi all, I'm a new grad RN and will be starting a job as a home health visit nurse next Monday. I know many of you don't recommend starting right out of school, but I'm hoping you'll accept me here anyway? The company I'm starting with has an extens...
  11. Has anyone gone to school with a new baby?

    Yes, it can be done. When I started school my girls were 6 and 3. Now we have three kids, they are 9, 6, and my son is 3. I had my son and did all online classes the semester after he was born (still doing prereqs at that time). I have worked 20 ...
  12. Managing symptoms for a �good death�

    Hi all, I am a nursing student just about to graduate and thinking seriously about pursuing a career in hospice. It looks like I am late in joining this thread but I want to let you know that I appreciate everything that has been discussed here and...
  13. what did you do in your former life?

    I have been a medical transcriptionist for almost 8 years, and prior to that I worked as a CNA. I will be graduating from nursing school in May of 2007. There are a lot of great things about the medical transcription field and I do enjoy it a lot, ...
  14. ready to quit school, almost

    That's how our school has done it all along. We have to get 77% on the tests, and everything else is added in after that. No matter how good we do on the rest of the stuff, if we get an average of less than 77% on the tests for the semester, we are...
  15. fear of vomit?

    You are not alone. I also have a fear of vomit; in fact I would call it a phobia. It has taken a lot for me to decide to face my fear and go to nursing school in spite of the fact that I am going to have to deal with it, because I know that in all ...