irishnoreenRN replied to MissBrn's topic in Critical Care
HI, I realize this info is outdated as per your post date I worked in critical care more years than you can imagine. Board CCRN, all that. Left nursing for a while and needless to say, no longer...
For Medicare compliance an Rn must visit a patient every 16 days . However, as a case manager, one must know how the patient is doing, his or her symptoms and management and effect of treatments....
I have to agree to all that responded to your plea. Too many patients to much stress as well. Take their advise. A see an average of six patients...on a bad day, seven. I take call but that's because...
Hello:) The real benefit is how much you realize how much you don't know. It's a great tool to utilize in your care and the extra pennies, well, I could care less. It's also a Kudos to you for...
Hi Conurses: I would soon like to sit for the Cert exam for Hospice. Any suggested readings that I should use. Is there a core study guide? Thanks from South Jersey,
irishnoreenRN replied to txnursingqt's topic in General Students
I have not practiced CCU in ten years. Since getting my nursing license back, I was thinking of going back to ICU. no longer a CCRN but I am willing to take on the task. I don't seem to find any...
irishnoreenRN replied to hoolahan's topic in Home Health
Hi there: Wow...sounds like a great HH position. The best of luck to you. I loved HH and was recently hired but it's Hospice. I will start next week after the drug screen, background search yada yada....
I attended OCC graduated in 1979. At that time, it was very competative. If you did get in you were told you were the " Cream of the Crop" I doubt if anything has changed. It's all competative. I...
irishnoreenRN replied to hoolahan's topic in Home Health
Hi Hoolahan: Love the name...Also loved your comments regarding home health. LOL Every bit of it. I will hopefully be working in home health soon. I've passed the initial interview and will do...
I may be able to offer some information as I knew of a few nurses who were LPN's many years ago. Once, if you worked with a doctor. lets say employed he could sign a few papers and you were then an...
irishnoreenRN replied to LTCRN4LIFE's topic in Home Health
I have a question. Often, when one applies for a position such as Home Health, they ask what you want for a Salary. I've not worked in more that twelve years. I really don't know where to start. I...