TXMedPsych

TXMedPsych BSN, RN

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  1. Why don't you just read the chart?

    TXMedPsych replied to Guest219794's topic in Patient, Colleague Relations

    Just reading the chart doesn't give me the chance to ask "Is there anything else you would want to know if you were me?" Yes, I really do say

  2. Nurse patient ratio

    TXMedPsych replied to RebecaRN's topic in Psychiatric

    The question is not just nurse-patient ratio, but is it team nursing? With an LVN/Med Nurse and 4 MHTs 12-17 is yucky but not awful. Many psych units in general hospitals do not have LVNs. That leaves...

  3. ANCC Psych certification

    TXMedPsych replied to imapsychrn's topic in Psychiatric

    Ditto on the official ANCC book. If I remember right it can also get you 22 CE credits that are psych specific. All of that helped. The study time was essential and helpful. I had only 3 years in the...

  4. Winter 2016 Nursing Article Contest: 4 Lucky Winners $150 Each

    TXMedPsych replied to tnbutterfly - Mary's topic in News, Announcements

    When will the Top 10 selections and ballot be posted for Winter 2016

  5. Milieu Disruptive Behavior

    TXMedPsych replied to arbasham3363's topic in Psychiatric

    Interesting about the Illinois law. Texas passed such laws regarding ER nurses (and other non-nursing emergency personnel.) Psych nurses have not yet been included because there is a contingent that...

  6. Any advice for a nursing student who wants to go into psychiatric nursing?

    TXMedPsych replied to psychrnhopefully's topic in Psychiatric

    Fantastic that you have a heart for it. I did a test run working as a Mental Health Worker (tech) while in nursing school. That helped a lot, if you have the time and

  7. Have any of your patients ever told you that you're a good nurse?

    TXMedPsych replied to EquinoxSolstice92's topic in Patient, Colleague Relations

    Why ever take a compliment about being a good nurse "with a grain of salt?" At that moment in time you made a positive difference in a life. Life is too short not to appreciate that for what it is...