TheCommuter BSN, RN

Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych

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    UCF MSN or DNP for 2017

    Moved to the Student NP
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    Recently taken the nclex and received the bad pop up

    Moved to the NCLEX
  3. I am sure there are great nurses who started out as mediocre and/or borderline nursing students back when they were attending school. In general, these types of nurses favor task-orientation: they...
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    CCRN review

    Moved to the Critical Care Nursing
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    Policy and Procedures for Cycle Meds...

    I am the third poster. My previous post is the third response to your
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    Policy and Procedures for Cycle Meds...

    Years ago I worked at a nursing home that had residents' medications on a monthly cycle. Each resident's card blister pack contained 30 days worth of medication doses in pill form that the remote...
  7. In regards to lengthy commutes, I once lived in Bakersfield and commuted 120 miles one-way to my workplace in Oxnard. During off-peak times, the commute was about 90 minutes. I worked 12-hour shifts...
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    Final Semester Nursing Student

    Moved to the Student forum for more
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    Nurses need to stick together

    Welcome to Allnurses.com! Our backgrounds are similar. I have been an RN for seven years, and prior to that, worked as an LVN for four years. HCA-owned facilities are very profit-driven. It is all...
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    Utilization review CM

    LOL...the precise reason I enjoy case management so much is because I no longer receive any patient interaction. I do not miss the patients one bit now that I have been away from them for a while.I...
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    Question r/t Doctors

    As long as another entity signs my paycheck, I am expected to do what is asked of me at the workplace. If I fail to carry out a task, I will expect unpleasant consequences for my failure to do what...
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    Do all LTC facilities have RN's?

    An LPN is a nurse... During my years in LTC, some facilities staffed the late shifts (3-11pm and 11-7am) with LPNs/LVNs as the only licensed nurses in the building. If needed, an RN could be reached...
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    FIU FALL 2017 generic bsn

    Moved to our Schools/Colleges
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    I Want to Work Remotely

    I work from home as an RN case manager for an insurance company. However, I am expected to occasionally report to the main office for in-person meetings. I am also expected to visit healthcare...
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    Forced to resign after 7 weeks

    I agree with your way of thinking...Both pain and antibiotic therapy are time-sensitive issues in healthcare settings. However, in the state where I reside, pain issues need to be addressed within 10...
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    What type of soap do you use?

    I realize this does not seem like a nursing-related question, but our personal hygiene routines before and after work/school can have repercussions for us professionally. My skin has the tendency to...
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    Important question on IV Fluids

    Moved to the Nursing Student Assistance
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    Need help finding the right ABSN program

    Moved to the Pre-Nursing Student
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    Nclex in 2 days

    Moved to the NCLEX
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    Nursing School Lost

    Moved to the Nursing Student Assistance
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    Columbus state university FNP?

    Moved to the Student NP
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    Stethoscope cover for men?

    Moved to the Nursing Gear forum for more
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    From nurse to patient

    In my personal experience, run-of-the-mill patients who don't work in healthcare really couldn't care less about their lab work results, so they usually do not ask about them. Also, it is out of the...
  24. The answers to your questions depend on two factors: 1. geographic location, and 2. your career goals.As far as geographic location is concerned, hospitals in many cities/states have BSN-preferred...
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    My nursing school is not accredited.

    Actually, many associate degree nursing programs at community colleges are unaccredited even though the in-state tuition/fees are insanely affordable.While the aforementioned community colleges have...