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  1. Can you refuse to give care to a resident in LTC?

    Keep a small tablet, jot down each occurrence, who you spoke to about the occurrence (your supervisor/charge nurse.) Don't use it as an 'I told you so' moment, but a source to protect you. Continue to...
  2. Age of Nurse = Level of Experience? Or Not?? The survey says...

    Why it is most important to have seasoned Nurses! Keep them
  3. Hospitals Firing Seasoned Nurses: Nurses FIGHT Back!

    Because of the reason you stated; exploitable, we have to be proactive in our profession. Be aware of what laws and rules being developed in your state. Join a group that do monitor what affects our...
  4. Would you report possible diversion?

    First and foremost, before"turning any Nurse in", triple check yourself. This is that persons' lively-hood and possibly making an assumption that could be wrong can take that persons' job and career...
  5. I want to quit nursing.

    As a new Nurse, I was subject to the 'eat their own' affect. I toughened up my skin and made it. As a seasoned Nurse I started a new trend, remembering what that felt like; mentoring. Apples and...
  6. How to File a Complaint against BON

    My thoughts are that Nurses need to unite. We need a good source, in each State, for reference including legal questions in regard to our professions. Happy we have this forum, so we can get...
  7. Accused of narcotic/ alcohol abuse... No clue what this is about!

    It actually does happen. I would definately call, do not give out allot of information. Take notes, names, etc. Be VERY careful what you say, in other words ask for the specifics only. Calling a...
  8. I feel when your getting the information about insurance; personally I would ask what are the boundries that the insurance covers. Not all Nurses going in front of the BON are there do to...
  9. HR 101: When disciplining, conveying, etc., always have a witness in the room. That other person could be your best advocate if something were to go sour. Two heads are better than
  10. Excellent advice! This is the real world of Nursing. Agree, Agree....Document the heck out of it!
  11. Who takes the med error hit?

    Brandon, so very
  12. Nursing Shortcuts: What works for you?

    Cheat sheets, I made my own up. With my Nursing schedule being so hectic; along with multiple interupptions throughout my shift, I need my brain on paper. Each patient, writing what I did for them...
  13. I'm being investigated by the BON!

    Daisy; document, document, document. Think of yourself in the legal sense when writing, talking to the BON. Dates, Names, conversation. Do not offer any information. On their end they are told not...
  14. To tell or not to tell!

    I choose to look at these types of situations as,"Are you the solution or the problem." Walk lightly, think about your best approach. Being a patient advocate is wonderful; being terminated by being...
  15. Board of nursing discipline

    It's a tough gig going through that process. Don't always assume that someone is guilty. Just as any process mistakes can be made. There has to be some form of Law and Order...so true! Every system...