Jedrnurse replied to UrbanHealthRN's topic in General Nursing
Your director will find out one way or another- it's probably better to get ahead of it and let her know directly. Honestly, if the example you gave of what your director did is par for the course,...
Jedrnurse replied to renewyou62's topic in Nursing Career
If the pump is still running but not dosing, the dexcom will be bound to show some pretty funky numbers. Also, do newer pumps have a feedback sensor that alarms if the insulin is "free flowing" ie no...
Wait. You're doing the actual work and the supervisor wanted you to do next shift staffing as well? What were the expectations for the supervisor?? Carry a clipboard, wear a lab coat and walk
Jedrnurse replied to renewyou62's topic in Nursing Career
Well, look at it this way. If you know for a fact that a co-worker is making an ongoing med error, don't you think that you would have some obligation to escalate the issue? As far as proof is...
Yes; some of the morphing/co-opting of the language is disturbing. "Cancel Culture" is often used in lieu of boycotting. Boycotting is a legitimate way of exercising your rights (and money power) to...
Jedrnurse replied to arlingtonnurse's topic in School
I think you're assuming a lot of negative things about the OP. The other day a first grader stood up in my office and started to moon me to show me something that hurt. It happened quickly and the...
Does your facility do anything for your overworked, understaffed employees? Please tell me at least that you pay them the inevitable overtime they work when they don't get off their shift on
Jedrnurse replied to RatherBHiking's topic in General Nursing
Some applications I've seen just request the last three positions, not an entire resume. How long ago were your "adventures" at this hospital, and are there other jobs that you might list as well?...
Yes, competence is different from resilience, though it's related. I think that's why I wrote "avoid my use of the word, let's call it basic competence". It's clear that we don't agree, and, for my...
I can agree with that. So falling apart during freshman year because they have to "adult" is definitely not resilience. Or if you want to avoid my use of that word, let's call it "basic
Maybe. I sure see a heck of a lot of chauffeuring around my parts. There are other (measurable) indicators. One of the biggest ones is the explosion of college freshman inundating campus mental health...
...more older teenagers still depending on mommy and daddy to drive them everywhere. Also, they're delaying a rite of passage and a step towards greater
This predates COVID. Also, it involves teenagers wanting to get a license. (You don't have to be able to afford a car in order to occasionally borrow the family one. Is this an option for everyone?...