SteveNNP replied to motyandproudofit's topic in General Students
I think it is great that here on a nursing board, with many of us in the middle of school, work, life, etc, we can stop and take the time to really talk about something essential to relationships....
Nope. Said no such thing. I said I was tired of paying for someone else's irresponsibility. I noticed you plan on working in the ER. Having worked ER at some point in my career, I can tell you that...
My patients are babies, so they all get called by their first name when they are good, and all three (or more) names when they are naughty. Parents are called by first
SteveNNP replied to HappyPediRN's topic in NICU, Neonatal
I am so sorry for the loss of your son.... My advice would be to indeed share your reasons that you mentioned, if the manager asks you why you have chosen NICU. Many of us have incredibly personal...
Assisted living residents typically can perform most care for themselves, as opposed to many total care (feeding, dressing, bathing and changing) patients in NH. ALF patients often take their own...
SteveNNP replied to 2curlygirls's topic in NICU, Neonatal
I know.... when I'm standing outside the hospital, anyone could tell which floor is ours judging by the blue glow shining out of almost every window. I hear you. We get new residents every month,...
Not to turn this into a RN vs BSN thread, but nursing can not advance as a profession with so many entry-level degrees. The spike in Masters/DNP programs will allow many more BSN programs to
Hi all, We're getting ready to start trialing a new whole-body cooling system for hypoxic-brain injury term infants. I need to start researching protocols, etc for our new program. Is anyone using a...
There is no reason why that child couldn't have had preprocedural pain control. I would have placed the incident in my hospitals online event-reporting system, emailed my manager, and set up a time to...
SteveNNP replied to littlepeach's topic in NICU, Neonatal
If going by ground, I would have held off needling the chest until absolutely necessary. Since the pneumo was resolving, and obviously non-critical, the baby probably would have done fine on the...
You're right, this is another whole issue to be debated, and for the most part, I am with you on the current medical model of treating the natural process of birth. (For the record, I was born at home...
But everyone DOES have access to healthcare. The issue here is who's paying for it. Like I said, I can agree with access to basic healthcare as a right. Basic. Universal healthcare will not change...
If you're looking only at pay, then yes, most places do not pay more for a BSN. A BSN however, will open doors into management, administration, education and graduate school. I'm glad I did it....
]Our system might not be perfect but when my husband had a stroke he was in hospital for 6 months...cost..my bus fares to go and see him.When I had to have my gall bladder out, cost ..nothing. That is...
Nope. Just ask the Brits. And the people who've been waiting for years for knee and hip replacements. And have no universal dental coverage. I'm tired of paying for irresponsible people to use the ER...
Nope. Wrong. NPs write their own orders, in mosts cases autonomous from any physican involvement or oversight. Nurses play a great role in coordinating and guiding patient care. I never view myself as...