NurseGerard

NurseGerard

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  1. At the top of the thread it says - "Radonda Vaught is charging $10,000 per speaking engagement." Nurses General Nursing Published May 6 (5,727 Views | 199 Replies ) I think this makes
  2. It's the most convenient narrative for modern nursing, otherwise that whole "most trusted profession" thing starts looking shaky - this was a BSN prepared nurse at a major prestige academic medical...
  3. meanwhile
  4. civility is modern nursing's most treasured value, followed closely by self-regard everything else is an
  5. dangerous how? for who? what precedent? plenty of case law regarding negligence manslaughter abuse etc a jury heard all of the evidence deliberated 4 hours and rendered 2 guilty verdicts...
  6. so anyway Vanderbilt University Medical Center is a multiple time ancc certified magnet(tm) major teaching hospital with a process improvement mindset also too "blamelessness" is not a feature of...
  7. I'm not clear what your question means or its relevance to the discussion If someone is charged with a crime and they plead guilty, what happens next? Does the judge say thanks for admitting...
  8. 100% additional sources: prosecution closing arguments: defense closing: prosecution
  9. wait - what? do you mean the facts of the case, the verdicts, implications for nursing practice and protecting the public, the responses of prominent nurses and nursing orgs with large platforms, her...
  10. facts to support first statement? one of the most disturbing aspects of nursing culture to me is the sense of victimhood, and among other things RaDonda has been described as 'the second victim's...
  11. yes - and it's always bugged me that none of this assignment was used for teaching, and she was considered a competent
  12. I'm glad to hear you covered this case in class, I hope that in the future folks who do so access primary materials like court testimony and attorneys arguments on YouTube and exhibits like the...
  13. Here's what I learned in critical care but applicable in all settings - every nurse should know 3 things about every med they give every patient: - why THIS med? not just indication (like reduce...
  14. It would be hard to say for certain without being rigorous about assessing that question somehow, but the Texas ANA Facebook page has been trying to drum up business for months in the usual ways...
  15. I agree, $50K and up is for folks like Atul Gawande and it's also a matter of how hot they are at the time - a conference is still a show, no matter if it's by some state nursing association at a...
  16. "Good Day!" (door
  17. orgs cough that up easily when putting on a conference - it's at the lower end in that biz, the real big name experts pull in $50k+ for a
  18. civility is the most treasured value in nursing, followed closely by self-regard everything else is an option yes this is a
  19. I think you're projecting the "envious mean" thing if by "nice" you mean "pretend" -
  20. as evidenced by a jury presented with the facts that deliberated for 4 hours to reach two guilty verdicts - negligent homicide and abuse of an impaired
  21. well the hospital quickly settled with the family and bound them by nondisclosure (violating a nondisclosure agreement could be ruinous) so there's that Vandy acted how any in the same position...
  22. absolutely, including the California hospital association, the OR nurses org, legal nurse consultants org, Texas ANA affiliate, at least one patient safety (!) org, etc she's the conference...
  23. well she did listen to court testimony also too do you just walk away after giving parenteral
  24. Her role should have ended with her sentencing - she has nothing of value to offer in nursing or healthcare, but something about her hitting the rubber chicken circuit plus the folks willing to...
  25. wow that's also repulsive also too she's not unhoused destitute or dead