OMG - that's JUST what came straight to my mind while reading those posts!!:lol2: As for patients who are able to self-medicate not being "allowed" in that's silly. For example - take a patient in for...
I saw that in the NT - almost wrote a letter back telling them of my experience - maybe I will. As for the wall lockers the nurse has the key (one size fits all lockers). So no patient access....
Oh what a shame -& shame on them too! We've got a new student starting this week - poor thing - she's got me as her mentor (or should that be tormentor:D) Lack of staff in the private sector -...
Oh the uniforms yes us female nurses wear them real tight & short with the zips half down, jump in the nearest linen cupboard with the first junior doc (male or female depending on our slant) to...
I too hope to meet some of the people who have helped, guided & chastised me here on Allnurses (& who will, no doubt, be doing the same for many a month & year to follow!) It's a great...
I'm sure I'm not alone in feeling very sorry you had that experience you did. The fact you felt the way you did is a very sad reflection on where you worked. I hope the responses you've had go some...
SD is right you'd need to do your nursing degree/diploma & choose the paed branch after your core year. Midwifery would be an option but I think if you just want neonatal nursing the paed branch...
Most project 2000 nurses seem to have enough hours from what I've heard. I agree get your CES done (you'll need it when you apply to the BON anyhow) & then you'll know exactly where you stand....
I take issue with your opinion that UK RN's work at LVN level - you might but I certainly don't! I agree with your wage comments too & I don't even disagree with you trying to warn others to stay...
this paints a ridiculously negative picture of your fellow nurses in another country. I'm the 1st to admit that the NHS is not in a good state right now but in all my years of nursing I have never...
Hey I found something that might interest you OP - & other foreign nurses looking to get to the UK. There's an ad in this weeks Nursing Times from NHS Scotland, it's basically asking if you're a...
There are very few of us who have not at the very least felt dizzy & faint at one time or another during our careers. Don't worry at all. I too was pregnant when I had a problem - I was assisting...
:rotfl: Hehehe - shall I go on to mention the vouchers we got for Xmas, the free tea/coffee (inc cappuccino)/hot chocolate anytime you like/can & the free toast before
OOH wiping my butt on a politician's pic now there's a thought! What about other such accessories - inco pads, tena pants & cardboard unrinals/bedpans - all delightfully decorated to show just...
I agree with Suzanne, if you know your stuff the micro change in the pass level will make absolutely no difference, don't worry if you have a date post April 1st. However, there is no harm checking...
I think I'll stick that picture over my dh's dart board & let the kids all have a go!! Nothing like training them young about politics is there? Well they all say the young aren't interested this...