here in right pondia any 'supplying' of medication for a patient to take home has to be the pre labelled packages already made up by the pharmacy dept .. this is apparently legal as the pharmacist...
it's a refelction of the distorted pressures on the hit the pointless target at all costs mentality which is sweeping the NHS you can give fantastic careand 'cure' someone in the ED but if it takes...
well except many of these 'ladies' retired when they married and left at the merest sniff of pregnancy if not before ... i for one am sick and fed of up a a certain well known Agony aunt and...
if you are going in an ACF because you can't get a hand or forearm vein then bigger is better if this might end up being the 'lifeline' too many people won't use forearm veins - these are often...
bands are based around job descriptions and how that role corresponds with level descriptions in ?13? domains so the levels within the domains and a weighting for importance of the domain determine...
untangleing cables and plugging kit in ! i have recently written in big letters on the staff room white board " THE ELECTRIC FAIRY DOES NOT MAGICALLY PUT ELECTRICITY IN THE DINAMAPS ETC PLEASE PLUG...
ZippyGBR replied to DoubleblessedRN's topic in Emergency
possibly admitted under emergency physician while sorting out place of safety placement in residential care then competency assessment dfro ma psych poin t of view and bounce the whole shebang to...
'any hole is a goal' ... sometimes has to be the maxim with vascular access practice practice practice is the successful way to get good at IV insertion - assuming your technique is
more to the point it appears that the medical staff have decided she is not fit enough for an operation to remove the haematoma -assuming that the chronic onset of the subdural wasn't days to weeks...
not at present as unless you have highly specialist skills ( i.e. read management and/or practitioner skills at masters level or above) RNs are not a shortage group in the UK so you are unlikely...
we have two co-existign problems here the 'i know better becasue i'm a nurse relative' AND the parent of an adult with learning disabilities ... sometimes these parents are they and their...
a joke from my OR days what's the difference between a physician ,a surgeon and an anaethetist ... a physician is paid for what s/he knows a surgeon is paid for what s/he does an anaesthetist is...
it was one of the concessions negotiated for accepting the staged pay award ... there is also a commitment to a further contribution to training costs for none registered staff over and above that in...
generally trusts are happy for part time employees to work up to full time hours over the pay period as they won't have to pay the NHSPcommmission what they don'yt want to do is allow people to work...
venous pressure isn't necessarily directly affected by arterial pressure he blood will have been through capilliary beds between the arteries and the veins
ZippyGBR replied to kmoonshine's topic in Emergency
as for 'practicing medicine without a licence' traige drugs are going to be subject to a legal mechanism to allow the RN to supply and adminster them ... in the uk we have Patient Group Directives...
- set? - cannula gauge? - cannula location ? - head - whether that's gravity by height , or via pumps or via pressure bag as well well sited 18 g or larger line that isn't positional and is...
ZippyGBR replied to kmoonshine's topic in Emergency
ondansetron has come off patentnow , suddenly it;s started appearing as a stock drug here i nthe uk rather than something that you had to order from hospitla pharmacy for a named patient or sell...
perhaps nursing is still stuck as a 'vocation' ... in the UK in the 1970s and 1980s there were sevral occisionswhere nursing salaries and /or terms and conditions were given very large jumps in...