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nursejohnny

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  1. Well, we all know that when entering the Nursing field, its just not easy in general!! I've been in the field for a couple of years now, but when you have a team of other heath care professionals I believe we should all work together. I work in a outpatient clinic but we also have an urgent care unit side-by-side so I work in both areas. Sometimes I do find quite difficult to start Iv's (but its rare) Thankfully, we have a chemist on site at all times so when I find it difficult to start Iv's I just ask her to give a hand, if shes not busy- and she starts them with no problem (of course, she has to take samples for lab work anyway, so she does that as well) My point is, yes we should work together, but sometimes when we have patients Like in the ICU or Urgent Care setting we always have to be there for our patients even if the patient is stable. So just give it time, you'll get good at it-trust me!!

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