guest1074638 replied to guest1074638's topic in General Nursing
This was basic NUR 101 material for my program. I hope you can learn something here https://www.Google.com/search?q=how+to+show+compassion+when+someone+is+sick&oq=how+to+show+compassion+when+someone+is+sick
guest1074638 replied to guest1074638's topic in General Nursing
Maybe if you don't have anything helpful to say and just want to make someone feel worse, maybe just go on ahead and refrain from replying. That's what I want you to do. And anyone else who has a *** sarcastic reply as well.
guest1074638 replied to guest1074638's topic in General Nursing
Thanks for the judgment, dude. I'm sure that's what you would want in this situation. I hope trying to make someone feel like crap on the internet made your day better.
I'm going through a really rough time and I'm not sure this is the best place to put this post but I guess I need someone to hear me. I moved to Brazil in 2019 and, short story, I had an urgent hysterectomy (open abdominal) 2 days ago. The nursing s...
guest1074638 replied to guest1074638's topic in General Nursing
Thanks for the responses guys. Honestly I wasn't expecting so much sensitivity and support, I really appreciate it. I think sometimes things like this can really hurt us when they bring up old traumas in which personal boundaries were violated...eve...
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guest1074638 replied to traumaRUs's topic in Case Management
You will end up with a larger case load than they tell you (I have worked for 3 hospice companies), they don't tell you about on call (which is a nightmare), and they will expand your service area to the point where you are so far away from home that...
I've been an RN for the past 3 years- first job was on an oncology unit, then I moved to hospice case management. I am just burned out. Major sources of burnout: -micromanagement on the part of administration (having management constantly breathing d...