Seven, RN2b

Congratulations for standing up for your patient and yourself! Well Done!!

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The lunch part makes your story even more impressive...WOW! :bowingpur

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I hope to be that kind of nurse!! Although those are big shoes to fill! Kudos to you!! What a blessing you had to have been him!! WOW!:redbeathe

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I will be 42...Oh no! LOL! :)

Hi All - Any suggestions for Spiritual Assessment and Nursing Diagnosis for "Agnostic" patient? I've searched on-line w/o luck. Thanks! :nurse:2nd Block Student

Clerk at local Community Center (handed out locker room keys for hockey teams, swimmers, etc)...*High School Customer Service Rep @ Freight Company (*high school co-op job...lasted 5 years) Clerk at Worker's Comp insurance company Data Entry Clerk, S...

I experienced severe bullying and a toxic work environment for nearly 3 years - horrible, vicious co-workers (not healthcare) - finally left (after being with the company nearly 17 years) to go to nursing school ... very disappointing to hear the con...

Excuse my ignorance- but, what is "mobbing"?

WOW! BRAVO! CONGRATULATIONS!!!:balloons:

Hello There -- Does anyone have experience with obtaining student/private loans for living expenses while attending school full-time? If so, I would really appreciate anything that you are willing to share (thoughts, pros, cons, etc). Thanks!! RMB

I'll be 42 when I graduate in June '09. Just started NS 10/22/07! :)

Hey AllNurses Friends - I was just recently (yesterday) diagnosed with hypothyroidism and put on Levoxyl. Is anyone familar with underactive thyroid/medication issues and willing to share information? If you have it - how do you manage diet, exerci...

How fun!!! Congratulations!

I'm impressed! Nice work!!

Hello All - Just curious as to everyone's thoughts on this situation: My aunt had kidney surgery earlier this week and was in ICU following. Our family called to check on her and, over the phone, the nurse advised us that she had gone for a brain sc...

My aunt, NOT the brain-dead patient (that was incorrect information - information that belonged to another patient - for whom I wouldn't know if permission was granted to release information), did give permission to discuss "her" medical information ...

Not having come from a healthcare background - the news hit them hard, and from out of nowhere. Panic was pretty immediate. Probably because they were, at a minimum, 45 minutes away from the hospital. Logical thinking, understandably, disappeared ...

He is doing so much better. He couldn't eat or sleep for a couple of days. He was just beside himself. Being an only child and so young to have to think of something like that to deal with. He's a really good human being. One of a handful of my ...

Not sure why it happened. Yes, she confused our family with that of another patient. Thank you for your response.