MAISY, RN-ER BSN, RN

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  1. MAISY, RN-ER

    new RN's in specialty areas

    You don't mention your specialty, I wouldn't consider you old-fashioned it's your opinion and you are entitled to it. We agree to disagree. It really depends on your experiences, doesn't it? As I...
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    Please Help! Accelerated BSN cost

    Hate to tell you guys....technology fees usually are for the usage of the colleges computers, software, and online classes. Believe it or not, online classes cost more than one with a "live"...
  3. MAISY, RN-ER

    anybody else have this problem

    It depends, the much older and much younger are okay...it's the ones in their late 40's early 50's that exhibit that behavior (in my experience-also not in my 20's) They need me, more than I need...
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    kids and parents

    I love that term helicopter....hover, hover...
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    kids and parents

    I never had a problem, I cooked they ate. My kids are in college now, but they love vegetables!!! I raised them the way I was raised. If anyone came over for dinner...they ate what we ate....the...
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    anybody else have this problem

    I will ask them to repeat orders until I understand them, if that is not possible...I ask them to PRINT their orders. I have run after more than one doctor and consult due the inability to read their...
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    new RN's in specialty areas

    Med-surg patients can and do tank quickly----case in point, my FIL is now in hospice directly lated to lack of simple assessment and care on a med-surg floor. Bad care is just that, no matter where...
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    Assessment and Urgency a thing of the past?

    Just got home from the hospice, everyone there couldn't be nicer or more attentive. FIL breathing and comfort level has improved 100%-PMD IS BANNED! This jerk actually had the nerve to inform them...
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    Assessment and Urgency a thing of the past?

    Leslie, Thank you for your consel, the problem I have currently is that my in-laws are very passive people. They don't like to make a fuss, and I feel like I am volcano ready to blow. This morning...
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    Assessment and Urgency a thing of the past?

    He's been transferred to an in-patient facility with a trememdous reputation close to our house. Today, I made them take everything except the oxygen off. Hopefully he can find some peace. ...the...
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    Assessment and Urgency a thing of the past?

    Just an update. FIL is on his way to hospice care-his condition has detiorated to the point of no return. That physician and hospital staff helped him over Niagara falls and no one put out a hand to...
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    new RN's in specialty areas

    It's a great question. You will learn more about care at the knee of an ICU nurse while being precepted then you ever will as a med/surg floor nurse with 7-10 patients. Everything you could possibly...
  13. MAISY, RN-ER

    new RN's in specialty areas

    Start where you want, obviously the specialty unit needed and wanted you-new grad or not! Some people just get their panties in a twist, if things don't go the way they're used to....nurses need to...
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    new RN's in specialty areas

    The major problem with floating is that you are like a fish out of water. Different requirements, paperwork, procedures, layout, pyxis, rights, storage, cna names, and whatever else. just because...
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    new RN's in specialty areas

    Pediatrics is tricky....I almost have to agree you need to get used to working with adults first...but of course there is always an exception to the rule. My main issue, at least in the ER is that an...
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    Assessment and Urgency a thing of the past?

    The hospitalist won't even touch him. They will not step on his physician's toes-this doctor sees tons of geriatric patients. "God help them all!" This is the first time we have ever had him in...
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    Assessment and Urgency a thing of the past?

    I'd love to have him transferred, but you need an accepting physician and an open bed on the floor. NJ will not transfer a hospitalized patient to an ER. I already checked. I also have every...
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    new RN's in specialty areas

    There is nothing wrong with new grads or anyone else in a specialty area as long as the training is sufficient to identify and treat stablized patients or emergency patients. I am sure failure to...
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    Assessment and Urgency a thing of the past?

    Funny, yesterday received mandatory reporting guidelines in the mail from license renewal. One of many is listed below. I went to medical licensing website-funny no area to report a physician....
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    Why didn't the doctor treat EVERYONE for this???

    Lucky you! Now, if a patient has scabies-whoever is in contact gets tx. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy(well maybe father in laws PMD-but that's another thread)!
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    Assessment and Urgency a thing of the past?

    This is a community hospital setup like any other I've seen. URGENCY, is the thing that seems to be lacking. Also direction, people seem to be unsure in an emergency how to behave and look to each...
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    Assessment and Urgency a thing of the past?

    After writing today, I spoke with a classmate who is a sub acute nurse-told her the whole story. She had come to pick me up for school on Tuesday and walked into a 911 emergency. I had stabilized...
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    new RN's in specialty areas

    After the week I have had with a family member in ER, tele, then med-surg---I can easily say that the only good experience was in tele. ER had experienced nurses....weren't vigilant....no urgency,...
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    I hate direct admits

    Of course, it's never them....
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    I hate direct admits

    Angie, That's terrible-I wonder if that patient's PMD really explained what was going on or if figured the hospital would. Happens all the time, we are the bearers of bad news. Thank God, he had you!...