explorereb96 replied to Googlenurse's topic in General Nursing
A patient with ICP would most likely be in the ICU. I don't know many ICU's that utilize PCTs and if they do those PCTs are specially trained AND take report with us nurses. Either way, with the...
explorereb96 replied to Googlenurse's topic in General Nursing
Our hospital literally has NO tools. We have NO Hoyer lift. The only slideboard we have is for transfer. so we have Chux pads and a draw sheet and beds that can go into Trendelenburg. So if a...
explorereb96 replied to Googlenurse's topic in General Nursing
Well to be fair common sense cannot be taught. You either have it or you don't. You can teach ways to aquire common sense and critical thinking but I believe experience is the only real teacher....
In our EMR (Cerner) on admission, there is a Suicide risk assessment area in which we fill out. OK fine, but do we really have to chart the suicide risk assessment on every patient every shift? It...
explorereb96 replied to Mr. Murse's topic in General Nursing
Well I think for at least 6 months we should ALL do it and do it like they want us to, When it starts costing them exorbitant amounts of money in overtime they will b*tch about it. Then we can all...
It sounds pessimistic but I have never completely trusted anyone. Sounds like you need to brush up on Labor Law and harassment. They don't deserve your tears. Start by going into HR and asking that...
Well to be fair....if the nurse received bare minimum PPE you can bet that they didn't make ANY available to the other staff at all. The management of that facility is foremost at fault. If that...
explorereb96 replied to Hardhands's topic in General Nursing
Excuse me.... but there are plenty of ******** in nursing. I have seen much in my 37 years that warrant worse than being called a *****. She has earned her title and should either wear it proudly...
Your supervisor would be the first person to talk to. Tell them your problem, accept the assignment so she can bear witness. She may have the patient reassigned to another nurse to see if it's "a...
We have SBAR faxed to the floor after bed control and charge agree on the room. Fine, if the SBAR had more than a name on it. And, if the charge nurse actually tells the assigned receiving nurse...
All we get from the ER is an SBAR which really is just basic. The GOOD ER nurses will at least put in their admitting diagnosis, small synopsis of why they came in, their IV site and any fluids...