Delia37 replied to Damon McGill's topic in Critical Care
Very informative post. I wish that skill was part of the teaching curriculum for ICU and ED nurses; there had been evidence-based research that correlates a decreased in the need of PICC/central line...
Right?!!
I am scratching my head after reading some of these responses defending her. People saying that what she did was a mistake, are not obviously critical care nurses. What she did was...
For anyone looking from MSN preceptors, I highly encourage you to contact the nursing directors of your local community colleges/universities. That is what I did when my hospital educator left me...
I feel like I am missing something; all this negative energy spends on a stranger... I hope your practice is not affected when working with this individual, since you seem so distracted by her....
I agree with the above poster. These interactions (eye rolling and what not) need to be addressed in real time; meaning, when it occurs, pull the person aside and had that conversation. That way, if...
Makes you wonder what else they are doing "as a team". Is there any way they can be scheduled on different dates or far away from each other?? That definitely should be addressed by your manager (not...
Delia37 replied to bluedreamerstu's topic in General Nursing
Interesting discussion. To the OP, sorry for the bad experience. Going to a hospital for any reason, is already stressful enough, without adding feeling like a child who did something wrong. I don't...
Wow...this is crazy. I totally get what you mean. I am lucky to work in a facility that employs really big security guards and all they have to do is show up. I would say 85% of the time,...
To answer your question, personally I've never come across this practice (been in ICU for 21 years). I agree with JBM; this seems unnecessary and frankly, very unsafe. The manager and the educator (s)...