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  1. It has been my experience that people will tend to do whateve they can get away with for as long as people are willing ot tolerate it. I would call him out in public if he spoke to me that way. There is a point, with me anyway, that my own self-respect is more important than any job. At this point in the game, with the nursing shortage as it is, I don't think we are as powerless as many would believe. I think if the whole nursing staff got together and insisted on diciplin for this jerk, action would be taken. non-the-less, I would put this clown on notice that this type of behavior is not going to fly. I have delt with physicians who act like this. One was in a cath labe, his favorite thing was cursing at the nurses, calling his patients "fat pigs" in their presense and throwing empty needles and scalples across the room. I confronted him, informed him that I would no longer scrub in on his cases, (I was the only RN on the lab team at the time). We had a shouting match in the corridor, I was called to the DON's office. I presented documentation of this guys antics and informed her that if I was disciplined over this encounter I would go to the state lisensure board and make a formal complaint against the doc and the DON and the facility. The problem got handled. I'm not sure how, but I do know that I never scrubbed in again with this guy and 2 months later his lab priviledges were revoked. Just because I am a nurse does not mean that I have the word S L A V E tatooted on my forehead.
  2. You are right. This facility has given too much power to people who are not liscensed or with the clinicle background to do the job. However I am a firm believer that a company has the right to do business any way they choose, but I function based on my own values. I would be gone from that place in a heart beat, and I would also let RN's I am associated with to stay away from the place.
  3. I have not followed this case real close but after working in ICU's for many years I strong feelings about this. I don't know about the money deal with the family, I know there are accusations that the husband is doing all of this to get his hands on the settlement money. I don't know but if they, as my wife and I have, had discussions about vegetative existance and she expressed her desire to be let go, that should be it! No one else should have anything to say about it! I have made a similar decision and have informed my wife and all 9 of my children that I have no desire to stay here in a vegetative, heroically sustained state. PULL THE STINKING PLUG!!!! A human being should have the right to die with dignity.

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