I am wondering if any other Foreign nurses have had this problem. I was educated in the UK in the early 1980's and am unable to get transcripts as my Nursing School shut down and did not keep any...
I have now completed 3weeks in my new job. I am very excited with my prospects of tele work. I now know I just need a room with a door that closes (does not need to be locked). Great company who are...
I have been in Case Management in the hospital for 5 years. Just took a job as a Telecommute RNCM. I will be training for 6 months in house. Can anyone tell me a typical day for a RNCM working for...
First this was a chronic condition. Secondly her pain was controlled by po meds. She needed the speciality bed because she was unable to get out of an ordinary bed easily. MD decided HH then OP PT...
We were discharging to an ALF but patient was unable to get in and out of a normal bed. Needed a hospital bed temporarily. For a safe discharge we needed to order a bed to be at the ALF before the...
Our hospital is piloting having RN case managers in the ED. Yesterday for the first time I had to order a hospital bed and wheelchair for a Medicare patient. This was an unbelievably difficult...
I work in a very small hospital and we are trying to improve our nursing procedures. Lippincott Nursing procedures and protocols (book and online) have been suggested for us. BEFORE we make that...
Well I'm grateful for all the replies. I guess if hospitalmpolicy says DO NOT DRAW COAGS then I have no choice but to follow it. It may be outdated but that is the hospital policy. I will talk with...
I did the draw. adjusted the heparin drip as per nomagram. Pt was gradually going unconscious and dr wasn't sure why. I haven't been back yet to see the outcome!!! I realise heparin is compatable with...
Not all PICCS are flushed with heparin. My last hospital policy was NOT to flush with heparin but to put to saline lock!!! NEVER drew coags if heparin was used. Skews the results they