Ok,please ignore the bolded questions, I wasn't thinking clearly and I now know what to do with that portion. But the other questions I could use input on,
So I have been an inpatient RN for 10 years now and getting tired of it, quite frankly. Obviously I am not putting that on my resume! But, I could use some tips please. I have worked at the same...
I'm planning to go for certification in Maternal Newborn nursing with ncc within the next year. I'm just interested in hearing about what other people have read or studied to prep for the test. How...
I think that's the key...if you know your employer's position before you take the job, then what's the problem? You either accept the job and all the rules or you find a different one. Policies...
My hospital has a form parents can sign if they wish to decline the Vit K or the erythromycin ointment. That form becomes part of the chart. I don't bother arguing with them...what's the point? At...
I agree...seriously, I'm not male, so I can't say for sure, but how many little boys compare their member to their father's? I can't imagine it really happens that much...or if it did, the father...
The only time I cried with a family is when we had a long-term patient die. She had been at our hospital for months, going between ICU and our floor, with ups and downs, but we all knew where it was...
I've read that the old phones were the "problem" phones as far as equipment goes, but my hospital still has the signs up everywhere (on our new buildings too) banning cell phone use. We are encouraged...
Well, I've only made it thru page 4, but I have to stop and ask...do I work at the only hospital that doesn't get cell phone reception inside? Or the only hospital that still has a sign posted "please...
.I agree with this and wanted to add, assuming the work station is one that's open to patients/visitors coming up to it...how do the patients know the nurse is on a break? If you read any non-nursing...
I don't have any issue with a nurse breastfeeding her infant during her break, I think it would be inappropriate to do so in an area where patients/visitors would be around and possibly interacting...
Is it an "open" station, right in front of the patient rooms, so patients can walk right up to it? If so, then I think it is just a tad bit inappropriate! A little unprofessional to nurse your baby...
[quote name= As for a reference to the above, check out the book, "Taking charge of your Fertility"[/quote] I was going to mention this book! It helped me learn much the whole "cycle" much easier than...