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  1. Hi, I'm a new grad and I KNOW exactly what you're talking about...you feel (or at least I do!!!) with trying to stay on top of things. What I found what works for me for all my patients that have tons of meds (including IV meds) is that I make a time sheet (a "TO DO LIST) and write down all the meds and tests, etc. that are due and stick it to the front of each pt chart, that way it is right in front of me and I don't have to keep going through all the orders and it is easier to keep track. As far as the no sleeping part because you're thinking about things that you forgot, I think it is something that everyone goes through...I do that all the time and feel bad that I didnd't do more. Don't feel bad about the experienced RN's that are willing to help you, chances are they are the ones that still remember what was like to be a new grad! They are great resources...I've learned very quickly who to trust and who not to trust, and I appreciate the help I get from those that want to see me succeed....Good Luck and I wish all the best!!
  2. Hi lisa41rn, I know exactly what you are talking about...I just graduated this year and woking in a busy ED for 5 months. I have my good days and my bad days, and the bad days are getting better because I'm learning to be "ok" with the bad days. It sucks that it is the mistakes that we make that wear us down, but think of it this way....learn from your mistakes and you won't make the mistake again because of all the time you had to make you feel guilty!!! I think as new grads we feel so awful when we make mistakes because we feel that we let ourselves and others down, but i'm slowly trying to come to terms with the fact that mistakes are going to happen, you're only human. LEARN FROM THEM....I have felt so bad when I made a mistake and I talk to other nurses about it, and they all tell me "that if your first of many." Try not to be so hard on yourself, I know it is easier said then done!!!! Good Luck to you...Let's try to enjoy our first year of nursing!!! One day we will look back and LAUGH!!!!!

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