Here.I.Stand, as for my experience in patient care I've worked in process and systems engineering and development for multiple organizations. As for my knowledge and experience on a floor/unit level,...
JKL33, thank you for clarifying. You are right, it is feasible but it is not preferred. It has been made clear to me that my institution is not trying to employ more nurses for shifts, if possible....
Here.I.Stand, with these precaution signs are they intuitive and secure? Is anybody able to change the precautions on the door? Is there any security measures to keep others from tampering with the...
Here.I.Stand, it's not the identification that I believe is stressful. I agree that memorization such as room numbers is quite easy and common sense. However, with the added stress of a patient care...
JKL33, I completely understand your premise. I definitely agree that more employees on a shift would solve a lot of the issues we and many others face in the industry. However, from a business and...
Flatline, not a marketer. I'm just trying to gather information from all ends to help the workflow at my employed location. I'm trying to see if my problem is an actual problem faced by others at...
JKL33, thank you for your honest feedback. To elaborate on the project/problem I'm working on, I'm trying to lower the stress of our staff through easing their mind with visual cues and reminders. My...
Brownbook, thank you for your detailed response. My background is in management information systems and electrical engineering. I primarily work in healthcare systems engineering and process...
As a nursing prospect and student, I was wondering what the common issues with identifying rooms and patients are in the workplace. From a psychological stand point humans are innate to missing cues...