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LaRose

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  1. It is not safe to leave one RN in any acute care setting alone or with just an aide or LPN/LVN. There need to be 2 RNs when even 1 patient is in this type of setting. Look for safety guidelines.
  2. Have you checked the AACN (Critical Care) website? I believe that they require 1 nurse: 2 patients. You should be able to find some guidance there.
  3. I think hospitals are supposed to furnish a place for employees to secure their possessions while working - it is part of employee safety.
  4. What are your units doing about visiting hours these days - limited at set hours or more open or fully open? Do you have strong feelings about any particular method and why?
  5. Someone posted that there should never be less than 2 nurses on a floor - especially in the ICU!!!! That is absolutely true. You are very lucky to get out of that situation. Have you contacted the state board of nursing about safety issues?

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