ilhamtony

ilhamtony MSN

Regulatory Nurse Specialist, State Government

Leadership and Management, Quality Assurance nurse.

New Member

About ilhamtony

ilhamtony has 18 years experience as a MSN and specializes in Regulatory Nurse Specialist, State Government.


Registered Nurse since 2007, Worked in Progressive Care Units, Surgery, Clinical/Charge Nurse, Quality Nurse and Regulatory working for State Government. 

Latest Activity

  1. It Is Not Just Nursing 101

    Why a Career as a Nurse? Did you plan on nursing from: Your first hospital experience, visiting an ill family member? Watching television shows that portrayed nursing as glamorous?...
  2. Advice please

    If your facility is part of an incident reporting program; you enter an event/or incident that identifies the circumstance genuinely. You get this burden off of your chest, and move forward. The...
  3. The meeting is more than likely related to requirement under HIPAA - and the host facility policy and procedure to disclose and discuss the inadvertent and accidental disclosure of patient protected...
  4. Did we/she violate HIPAA?

    Since there is only one reply, I would like to add to the reality of the corporate compliance officer availability. There are additional resources; but none better than a direct communication with the...
  5. Reflection: Healthcare Quality and Safety

    Interestingly enough; airline travel remains quite safe with a 97% plus survival rate in regard to an aircraft crash; as demonstrated recently; it was the exact people who are charged with the...
  6. Without doubt; part of investigating the "order to not draw" would be to contact the physician and re-visit that order to have it changed for the "emergent"; or perhaps not so emergent need depending...
  7. Agreeable with any comment that reflects that the charge nurse has a responsibility to step up to the plate, make the draw him or herself; especially with your reflection of being a new nurse-these...
  8. staffing issues...any suggestions?

    Wow, When I first heard of the Nurse Patient ratio's for labor and delivery-considering that for every Mom, there is a baby to care for as well-3=6 patients that need various interventions throughout...