lindahartford replied to allnurses's topic in General Nursing
Out of 14 suggestions, there is only 1 that refers to Administration and that 1 is "appropriate staffing." Everything else is on the ICU staff and nurses. Administration is off the hook again. After...
lindahartford replied to Nurse-rachet1's topic in General Nursing
You're right about bumping. Won't do that again. But I do know it took me a quarter of a century to figure out just how important odors are in relation to diagnoses. Probably comes easier to
lindahartford replied to Nurse-rachet1's topic in General Nursing
Check out # 53 by Linda Hartford. Yes, we are supposed to educate our patients. Just be understanding and sensitive about the subject. Odors are very important clues to an
lindahartford replied to Nurse-rachet1's topic in General Nursing
An issue that has not been mentioned is the possible cause of the body odor. Many diagnoses are accompanied by body odors i.e. diabetes, wound infections, bladder infections, high fevers,PID. kidney...
Please, don't give up on the amazing healer in you. You are among so many young women who have been abused by the system. Burnout is a euphamism that hospital administrators like because it puts...
I loved my job in the trenches for 53 years. I'm not sure you know what you are missing. When I turned 70 Social Security gave me a hefty raise I didn't know anything about. Nice but I still had a...
No. I do not believe there is a shortage of nurses. Hospitals, on the whole, understaff by keeping low patient/nurse ratios, overwork and underpay nurses so they give up and quit and they give young...