ShaneTeam replied to ShaneTeam's topic in Nursing News
I still think it would be Ferguson syndrome all over again. All I would like to see from this is an accurate way to track the info, and a system put in place to use that info to help fix the...
ShaneTeam replied to ShaneTeam's topic in Nursing News
Again, on a side note, more networks seem to be putting their spin on this. 5/25/16 Headline news had a special called "Top 25 Medical Errors". It was a 60 minute
ShaneTeam replied to ShaneTeam's topic in Nursing News
I disagree. That would be the exact opposite of what is needed. I still feel if they are willing to shell out money for other causes of death, why not this? The doctors and nurses are human....
ShaneTeam replied to ShaneTeam's topic in Nursing News
And, the weird thing is, we are only talking about a 1.6% error rate. I, personally, would just like to see the type of funds going to reduce the numbers of mistakes. Oh, and on a side note, if you...
The 1:1, plus if they started tanking. The floor had a census of 8:1, while the unit is closed half the time. The board just felt it was safer. Then they would be assessed by the county mental health...
Huh. Looks like it depends on where you work. Where I work, if the county MH person can not make it to assess them at that time, usually over 5 hours wait time, the patient is admitted to ICU. But,...
Lol, I was wondering if anyone else was going to catch that. Which means if the OP would look at the information coming from ED, she would have found most of the information she needed, and would...
ShaneTeam replied to ShaneTeam's topic in Nursing News
Quite agree Macawake. There is not a procedure that is done that is 100% safe. I also applaud what the researchers are trying to do, and still feel the system needs to have some way to look at the...