Dixiedi1 replied to ParrotHeadRN's topic in Geriatric, LTC
I agree here, why would any facility have 2 open day shift positions at the same time. Other shifts very often happen with the quick turn over rate, but day shift is generally a premium nurses wait...
The rule, I think, would be if it cut off that soon, you did an excellent job. Or, it could be that you knew so little and got so few corect that it was not possible to get enough correct to pass. 85...
Dixiedi1 replied to nurseT's topic in Correctional
He's doing it because he can. The array of "problems" falls into only one category, Psych. And the diagnoses is .... You guessed it. "Hatred of authority" with a good dose of "I can make them come to...
Nurses used to have to behave in such a manner also. It is very sad that it is not that way now. The language here is pretty raw and may offend some but it''s the truth of
This is wild, a friend of mine sent me an email this morning telling me about the same thing where she is. As I told her, I think, not sure mind you, I think there are federal regulations the prevent...
you are it nit-picking. it is assumed the nurse did her job. we all try our best to do our job so there was no reason for any of us to assume she did not know what she was doing. the point of the...
I have to agree with chimama this time. Reporting rarely corrects a situation. However, the risk you take in doing so may be worth it if pts really are in danger. Which state regs? Sometimes...
Now I am beginning to wonder about how much time lapsed between the diet change and the reprimand from the DON. I had the impression it was a matter of between breakfast and lunch. In the LTC world...
before your first shift, sit down and think about what it is you have to do. try to put some order into it. when i was working agency ltc staffing i printed out some cheat spreadsheets to help me...
I was not making an RN vs LPN comment. However, RNs can and do, make changes to pts diet. LPNs, if their facility has enough respect for them can also, however, it was fairly evident to me that in...
Since triage requires the pt to have an isitial assessment, it would have to be done by an RN since "they" do not feel LPNs can correctly assess a pt. However, it is possible for hospitals to employ...
I've run into the same type of thing. A new RN fresh out of school is supposedly better at assessing pts than we are with 30 plus years. Go figure! Not a thing we can do about it except return to...