FallingSkies replied to Nurse Beth's topic in General Nursing
And another reply that has nothing to do with what I said. You talk about the blame they assigned her, yet your claim was they assigned zero blame to Vanderbilt. I proved you were wrong, quoted and...
FallingSkies replied to Nurse Beth's topic in General Nursing
Except you are absolutely wrong. The 'upgrade' is what causes the problems. Vaught said they were instructed and forced to use overrides, can you show me where that was proven false?
This...
FallingSkies replied to Nurse Beth's topic in General Nursing
Sorry, there are other actors also to blame, her mistakes are her own, but unlike you I refuse to assign blame to her for the mistakes of others. Oh, and EVERY agency agrees with me, the prosecutors...
FallingSkies replied to Nurse Beth's topic in General Nursing
So a non-answer, because the answer doesn't fit your narrative, I had hoped for better. If the system worked as intended the patient would be alive. Vanderbilt had a broken system, that was the first...
FallingSkies replied to Nurse Beth's topic in General Nursing
Override was allowed because that was the only way for them to pull ANY med. Tylenol, IV fluids, every med required an override because of a system 'upgrade' that broke the system preventing meds from...
FallingSkies replied to Nurse Beth's topic in General Nursing
She tried pulling the correct med and the system wouldn't allow it, forcing a med override. If the system let her pull the med as intended, would the patient be
FallingSkies replied to Nurse Beth's topic in General Nursing
What people don't talk about is Vanderbilt doing an 'upgrade' that prevented nurses from pulling medications appropriately, forcing them to use override on almost all medications they pulled....
FallingSkies replied to Googlenurse's topic in General Nursing
I think in this case it's a principle of the matter, not the matter itself. The RN is asked to do extra work, is never offered assistance, and is expected to take on some supervisor tasks without the...
FallingSkies replied to Googlenurse's topic in General Nursing
So they would have to do the assessment, I would never sign off on an assessment I did not also do to ensure it was correct. That would mean she would be doing the job of the supervisor without being...