Jackstem-compelling post from Oct 31,2011. I'm been in recovery for years. Never required to. Voluntarily placed myself in IOP before I got "caught". Your right. I will never disclose to co-workers...
sirendip replied to Loves2Lurk's topic in Emergency
I agree with the de-escelating thing being learned. there is no one answer for all situations. In our ER we have a no tolerance for rude and belligerent behavior and foul language. It's posted on the...
Yeah you hit the nail on the head. The problems in our healthcare system have forced the ER to be the Gateway of care for poor and indigent at all levels. Even more so now that unemployment as...
sirendip replied to Wantoknow-rn's topic in Emergency
what I usually do if I'm not totally slammed to prepare for the change of shift is to make sure pts are d/c or moved to the floor if ready, pts in holding pattern are up to date with vital signs,...
sirendip replied to TinyRNgrl's topic in Emergency
If I had a dollar for everytime a DNR/DNI pt was resuscitated in our Er... My initial impression is that it has to do with family concern and misinformation. What sometimes upsets me is how...
sirendip replied to Anna Flaxis's topic in Emergency
Stargazer- I know where your coming from! I too am stuck in a ER job in a high intensity inner city trauma center. Jumping ship is not much of an option for me. I'm 50+ and have tried alot of the...
sirendip replied to maydaymalone's topic in Emergency
Hi, try to get a job as a tech in the er even just for a couple of months, or an internship. that's the best way to get an idea first hand of what you'll need. The best prepared nurses for working in...