savedbygrace67

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1. What to chart when there's no time to complete all the work

   savedbygrace67 replied to delrionurse's topic in General Nursing

   whatever you do, make sure to give the meds. That has to be the priority over almost everything else because if they're missed or not given on time, you will be hearing about it and med errors will...

2. Are Big City Hospitals Really Getting Hit With COVID-19 Pts?

   savedbygrace67 replied to EPS's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Aren't you seeing the other threads on allnurses.com that talk about the supplies not available, getting sent home for wearing your own mask, nurses quitting due to the risk they're being put under?...

3. Considering Quitting my Job

   savedbygrace67 replied to Marianna5's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Why give 4 weeks notice? You are increasing your chances substantially of getting sick! If I were you, I would get out now! Actually, quitting is quitting. You can give some notice if you want, but...

4. Considering Quitting my Job

   savedbygrace67 replied to Marianna5's topic in Disaster Preparation

   2 weeks notice is not required..if you quit, you don't owe them anything. They don't have control over your license

5. Considering Quitting my Job

   savedbygrace67 replied to Marianna5's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Good for you! Actually, 2 weeks notice is not really required. Get out of there

6. Considering Quitting my Job

   savedbygrace67 replied to Marianna5's topic in Disaster Preparation

   20% of nurses taking care of covid19 patients in New York are sick. Your idea for "good enough practices" to reuse masks is really not good

7. Considering Quitting my Job

   savedbygrace67 replied to Marianna5's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Why do they think the virus isn't airborne? Early on, the CDC authorities said that it hangs in the air for 3 hours..someoe with CV19 sneezes & it's not

8. This is Bull

   savedbygrace67 replied to j1m2f3's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Really EXCELLENT article! I applaud you, j1m2f3! Thank you for saying what needs to be said & saying it very well! May God help & protect nurses! The neglect of those over them who demand the...

9. Refusing Care of a COVID-19 Patient Due to Inappropriate PPE

   savedbygrace67 replied to BiscuitStripes's topic in Disaster Preparation

   "Surrender your license "? Why wouldn't someone just quit instead? Can't take license

10. Refusing Care of a COVID-19 Patient Due to Inappropriate PPE

    savedbygrace67 replied to BiscuitStripes's topic in Disaster Preparation

    I don't support medicare for all so unable to sign but am in perfect agreement with nurses being protected. It's unfortunate that you are aligning your political position with the dire need for PPE...

11. Exposed to patient positive with coronavirus

    savedbygrace67 replied to IRN2011's topic in Disaster Preparation

    don't keep going back to work..obviously, they don't care if you come down with it..take a family medical leave act or just call off sick. Take care of yourself! You may be out of a job, but you...

12. Infected staff

    savedbygrace67 replied to Guest219794's topic in Disaster Preparation

    Seems like hospitals are always making demands that nurses show up no matter what and show their lack of appreciation by making them pay for trying to save their own

13. Infected staff

    savedbygrace67 replied to Guest219794's topic in Disaster Preparation

    Thank you for your post! It's good to see someone verbalizing the ongoing & inexcusable lack of supplies that medical personnel need right

14. Has anyone left nursing job due to COVID19 virus?

    savedbygrace67 replied to Tirednurseandmomma14's topic in Disaster Preparation

    What about applying for something different or a transfer? Phone nurse? I bet they are needed right now. Even home health might be better than in a hospital which is basically one big petri

15. Has anyone left nursing job due to COVID19 virus?

    savedbygrace67 replied to Tirednurseandmomma14's topic in Disaster Preparation

    I was already working PRN so I didn't have as much of a commitment. My director was very nice about it. I could have probably asked for a leave of some kind, but wasn't sure if they would go for...