SuesquatchRN BSN, RN

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    Hospice Death Pronouncements by non clinicians

    TX law will allow an LVN to pronounce but most facility policies bar it. And death procedures vary county to
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    Frustration with providing supplies

    We do very limited wound care although we have never made anyone wait for mail order. I knew one place that did and gee, they got no
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    Heat wave and home hospice nursing...

    Here in Texas those are not unusual temps. I know every gas station with good, cheap fountain sodas. I live on Diet Coke - I drink a couple of quarts a day in the car. And yes, I have considered...
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    Low Census

    I'd find a second PRN. Home health will take you on in a heartbeat. I detest HH but it's a
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    What can I claim on my taxes?

    Definitely the percentage approach to the
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    Burned out already

    Lil'Mama, had you made these things clear originally the responses would have been quite
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    ADON/LPN Fired after 13 years of service!! Your thoughts?

    My thoughts? Nepotism. What's
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    Burned out already

    Hospice nursing is not about the skills. If that's what you care about get out. When you mentioned burn out I thought you meant emotional but clearly
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    What can I claim on my taxes?

    Uniforms.
  10. Sandy, so much depends on in which state your dad resides. Talk to the
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    Need opinions, please

    Lanie, start another thread. When I saw that this thread is almost two years old I jumped to the end to see why it was
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    Pronouncing patients death

    In NYS I could pronounce - RN,
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    Hospice and GIP admissions

    Medicare has not yet removed those
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    Pronouncing patients death

    Here in TX a nurse can pronounce WITH a physician's order. Perhaps CA is the
  15. Incorrect. But I will bow out. Your idealism is at odds with the legal
  16. Only for Medicaid patients. I am familiar with the
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    Pretty sure I'm getting ripped off....

    hey seem right for TX, which has a much lower cost of living. Lousy for
  18. Physicians do not have a responsibility to pro... [Crit Care Med. 1995] - PubMed - NCBI "[h=4]CONCLUSIONS:[/h]Although the issue of physician refusal of requested care has not been resolved by case...
  19. Sally, I have no problem with knowing that ethics statements have been made. But these are not links to
  20. I need sources for this sweeping
  21. That is not what she said. And as I said earlier, and you ignored, here in TX the physician does not get to choose not to perform CPR. You imply that to refuse futile care is simple, and not fraught...
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    Not many people that I can talk to about this...

    What, yu mean you haven't become a
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    Non compliant residents

    What Sally said, except I would also say notified instead of message left. Is this resident adequately managed for
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    Am I limiting myself?

    Dang, good staffing, high pay and reasonable ratios - I'd sit tight. Hang in for a year and then transfer to 1st shift if you
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    Not many people that I can talk to about this...

    I'm good with that. The first year on the floor is terrifying. The second is still hard but you're no longer sick to your stomach every day.