Wuzzie

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  1. There is a 105 page CMS report and at least a 50 page TBI report that outlines exactly what happened. If that isn't enough information for you I'm not sure there ever will be. I recommend you read it...
  2. Yes, but you have a responsibility to actually read
  3. Yes, and lest we forget that pesky little "error" when filling out the gun permit for the automatic rifle she was looking to purchase while under indictment for
  4. Hmmmm, but you're okay with someone like RV who is worse than your average slacker nurse taking care of someone else's family member? Got
  5. Where exactly did we say
  6. Anybody who thinks she should get her license back should also be comfortable with her caring for their loved
  7. The title of this post is "Should Radonda Vaught Have Her License Re-Instated" it isn't "How did Vanderbilt Cause Radonda To Do What She Did". You keep bringing up policies that you feel should have...
  8. Too bad RV didn't tell the next hospital she worked at that she killed a
  9. This and no prudent nurse should need a policy to figure this out. I'm betting there's one that says "read the vial" and "don't slam a med and then walk away.
  10. Accepted. The transporting issue gets muddy because, technically, the patient had been discharged from the ICU and was waiting for a bed. Given that she wasn't an ICU patient the new policy wouldn't...
  11. Geez Louise that isn't true at all! Read page 5 of the CMS
  12. Totally agree with you on
  13. Wuzzie

    Phasing Out ADN?

    There is no nursing shortage. There is, however, a shortage of nurses willing to bend over and take it in the rear
  14. But there is a standard of care. You don't slam any medication and walk away. You don't need a policy for that. Or maybe you do. I prefer to think independently and with the goal of providing good,...
  15. When I used it as an anxioytic it was a baseline set of vitals, monitor for effect and recheck vitals in 15 minutes or sooner if my nursing assessment judged it necessary. This was not a policy but my...
  16. Monitoring is based on the dose and the dose is based on the
  17. Ya know, I'm not entirely convinced that the docs were soley trying to cover their butts. Part of me wonders if they were trying to protect RV as well. They knew she screwed up royally. Now before you...
  18. No, I get it but I feel like she's trying to trap me into saying that there should have been a procedure for this thereby placing the blame on the institution. I've never worked in a place that called...
  19. Do you really need a "source" to understand basic IV
  20. But it wasn't procedural sedation! She was given the anxiolytic dose. They used Versed because it has a shorter half-life than Ativan. It's a thing with neuro
  21. I think a more apropos comparison would be a bottle of milk to a gallon of paint.
  22. She was a resource person on her own unit. Versed was commonly used in her unit. She, herself, admitted to being familiar with the drug. Also, Vandy underwent a very comprehensive investigation...
  23. How is she to demonstrate it? She has already proven she has a significant deficiency in good judgment both in her professional and personal
  24. One can only
  25. I think the more pertinent question is not can she but should she. Medications aren't the issue. Her poor judgement is. I wouldn't want her to take care of my