Hoosier_RN

She's a patient advocate? The %&*$ walked away from a dying patient without a second glance, nose these morons cheer her on. Wow, I never thought I'd see this level of stupidity in nursing ?

This is sickening

It's all about the Benjamin'$$$$$

Many of us have, and reported, regardless of consequence, because its the right thing to do. She was not going to report it, even after blowing through multiple warnings, until another nurse found her error and told her to report it or she (the nurse who did catch it) would. This was openly admitted and documented in the proceedings. To me, this is not someone who is remorseful or who has learned from their mistake

I'd love to see the profits go to Ms Murphy's family

She caused the loss of her career through negligence. She shouldn't be profiting from it

I was out mowing. Spectacular!

Back 30 years ago when I went to nursing school, I applied for every scholarship that I qualified foe, and some that I didn't. I had no student loans (not as easy to get back in the day), and worked all the OT at my job that I could handle. Luckily, I got most scholarships that I applied for. Can't tell you about Nursing Corp, as that wasn't something that I dealt with

Same

I was trying to be diplomatic about it ?

Either/or. Her nursing "skills" leave much to be desired. I'm sure that she was hired for her personality, like many are nowadays. Who cares if they're intelligent or capable? We see the outcome

She read it, I just believe that she was too full of herself to realize that it was the wrong med

This! I have pulled the vial to find that pharmacy loaded wrong med or wrong dose. Had I not looked, it would have been a bad outcome. Depending strictly on technology and the work of others without adding your own layer of protection can lead to a dangerous situation

My 1st thought! Or do a information video On her own dime!

This would be great if she only showed remorse. For her, seems like a money making gimmick