We use Etomidate all the time and we used to give propofol IV in the ER, until the critical care unit complained that they were ***blah blah blah yadda yadda yadda*** and now it's our house policy we...
Your new grads have it nice, I work in Knoxville, TN right now been out of school a couple of years and was started at $17 and hour offered similair at other hospitals, never got over 17.50. And I am...
It's because all the hospitals in east tennessee have gotten together to control the market. It is illegal and like what happened in Memphis one day someone will sue them for
We have 2 rooms for psych. They are 4 walls two doors. One door goes to nsg station the other door goes outside (for xfer to jail or mental health facility) (So we don't have to parade them down the...
Well I can pass on some info based on the places I have worked. Baptist- Good working environment, so\so pay, poor management, low self esteem company, good benefits, good educational dept., parking...
We used to give propofol IV in the ER, until the unit complained that they were ***blah blah blah yadda yadda yadda*** and now it's our house policy we can't give it IV push or bolus on a
Well now that you mention it, once I diluted adenosine and pushed it fairly slow, I just wasn't thinking. And of course nothing happened and so I was walking back to get the next (higher) dose and...
I do a symptom based assessment, as far as the other areas of the body I do a simple "from the doorway" assessment. If it don't hurt ya I don't need to focus on it. Trauma patients being diffrent...
None taken... Most surveys are performed on patients discharged from the ED. They never saw anyother nursing unit. Another group of surveys are performed if they were admitted. Surveys are performed...
We have TVs in everyroom and we call all patients back after they leave and ask them how their visit was and what we could do to improve it. All patients are also rounded on during their visit by a...
Several nurses from my er took the test last week and none of them passed it.. worse yet they all preped for at least a month prior to testing. I was listening to some of the questions they remembered...
As for violence in our 40 bed ER in a suburban area... 3 months ago an er tech was stabbed in the arm by a patient (psych) in one of our psych rooms (locked in, locked out) He had to fight them off...