there are so many things in this story that bother me.....sorry if this has already been posted. (from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel) Unlicensed woman given 6-month term as part of sentence Waukesha...
When my first baby was very new, my mother-in-law made a comment about how it was exciting that my husband was "babysitting." had to let her have it for that one!
Mrs.S replied to shortstuff31117's topic in Ob/Gyn
I had my last baby at the hospital where I worked at the time, and it was awesome because I loved my midwife and it was nice to be surrounded by and be taken care of by my friends while I was there,...
wow, that kinda boggles my mind that some of you have seen this bfore...doesn't sound like it happens too often though. I'm still perplexed as to why a local wasn't used; I'm wondering if it would...
Mrs.S replied to hoping to be an rn's topic in Ob/Gyn
oh my gosh I felt the same way you do. it seemed like all the newer nurses were so much more comfortable than I. there's just so much to learn, it is really hard in the beginning, but IMO well worth...
this seems to happen a lot where I work also. We do get RN's from other floors but most of them that I've talked to say that they had applied several times to transfer and kind of had a hard time....
Well, I think I addressed most of these questions in my earlier posts, but I will try to clear things up. The pt had an labor epidural which was working fine, strip looked good, but she suddenly...
We also have 24/7 anesthesia coverage but not in house. Decision to incision on a stat section is 30 min here also, but seriously, 30 minutes and oftentimes you could be looking at a dead baby. They...
thanks so much for all your replies! I've sort of had it in the back of my mind that maybe I should start looking elsewhere, but I just don't feel like I should have to since she is clearly the one in...
:icon_hug: I have been doing L&D for about 18 months now, and I think when I had been there about a year is when I started feeling fairly comfortable. not overly confident, mind you, but not...
dude, that's harsh. I don't see enjoying taking care of laboring patients without epidurals as being judgemental or controlling. those feelings are totally