luv4nurses replied to Nurse Lyd's topic in Hospice
Such a beautifully written article. I have always felt that hospice nurses rarely get their just due of support. Death is a part of life and the care that they give is just as invaluable as any other part of nursing. Hats off to all hospice nurses!
luv4nurses replied to twinmom2k's topic in LPN/LVN
The only thing I can say is that "stupid" nurses are everywhere. But it just seems that a great deal of them are uncovered in LTACs. I worked in an LTAC and upon arriving for my shift, made my rounds as usual. The CNA who normally took care of a part...
luv4nurses replied to missjennmb's topic in LPN/LVN
After reading a great portion of the posts, I am clear on one thing. There is a big difference in the training of LPNs from state to state. When I started out as an LPN back in 1989, we were in a year 'round program, five days per week, eight and a h...
luv4nurses replied to Keysnurse2008's topic in Activism
This has happened at my facility recently. A patient who was expected to be discharged endined up aspirating because the nurse administered the tube feeding in a flat position. The facility covered it up but I have been so disturbed by this because t...
I am in a situation and I would like advice on what to do. I have been a nurse for 16 years and have never had to deal with this sensitive issue. I have been at a facility for over a year now and have had no disciplinary or attendance problems. I hav...
luv4nurses replied to Giggles's topic in Geriatric
I have been a nurse for sixteen years and of my four children, two of them were conceived while working the third shift ( one on the 7p-7a shift and the other 11p-7a shift). Now, working this shift came eeasily for me since at the time of the second ...