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YeeHaw2000

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  1. holy moly.. i got in....... and I didn't even try that hard and didn't think I was going to get in.. i literally went to the interview just for the experience knowing that I was already accepted and started completing the pre requirements for another program.. I didn't prep one single bit for this particular interview and my suit was even wrinkled!!!... this WAS my first choice school but now that I got the acceptance letter, I am in such a big dilemma.. I bet I'm the first person who's ever had a program with getting accepted into a crna school... someone please tell me what their experience with this school is. I feel truly bad to deny them because the director and assistance director are super amazing and nice! Obviously, if I wasn't already way into completing my pre requirements for the other school, I'd totally choose this one too
  2. So I am a nursing student watching a show where a police officer comes into a patient's room and asks the nurse a couple of questions regarding the patient and how he was doing. The police officer was doing an investigation to try to see how the patient was doing after getting beat up. She was trying to ask the patient if he remembers anything. The patient suffers from dementia and couldn't answer anything for himself. The family requested police to investigate who committed the crime. Did the nurse violate hipaa by giving the police officer information, even if it is in favor of the patient?

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