ErinS replied to nursetobeoneday's topic in Home Health
I work in hospice, and this was an issue within our staff. We got a new manager though who has what she calls the bus philosophy. You do it her way or you get on a different bus. We document on the...
I almost quit between my first and second year of nursing school. It is so stressful, and honestly- you have no idea what is really going on in nursing school. You just try to keep your head above...
I do hospice and at this point it is my gravy job. No call lights. Mon-Fri 8-5 but very flexible. I work with a great team, and all my patient care is one on one- rarely am I rushing to see my next...
I am not sure about other areas, but where I work I got about a $30,000 a year pay increase when I switched from floor nursing to hospice. Also made a similar amount when I was working as a travel...
I hope this is not too late, but I do some pediatric hospice. Because of this I have actually tried to do research projects on pediatric hospice patients. There is a stunning lack of research into...
I agree, 13 is a large caseload. To be honest with you, I can not imagine starting hospice right out of nursing skill. I find my medical skills learned in the hospital to be very important in my...
My hospice uses TPN occasionally. We have our own pharmacy and they are able to formulate it fairly cheaply. We use it in cases such as this, especially if the patient has a lot of anxiety over...