angelbyte

In a staff meeting a few weeks ago, one of the nurses said that pulling back to check for blood is no longer necessary. I cannot find any documentation to that effect. Does anyone know?

Nothing made me crazier than following someone who didn't restock at the end of their shift. I can understand if they had a bad shift, but some people consistently refuse to restock. I used to work in long term care and I hated getting the med cart h...

I could have graduated with a 4.0 if the final average was based on numbers, not letter grades. My lowest overall grade in any course was 92% and my graduating average was 96%, but because each individual course was reduced to a letter, I had a 3.75 ...

I work in drug and vaccine research, not doing conventional patient care, so I have some "different" stressors (that when examined, are not that different). My biggest stress comes from having managers that assign tasks without checking for proper st...