What Do Nurses Want?

I think there might be some beginner-level students who would be interested in that kind of learning games. But the experienced nurses that I work with find such things too basic. Both the game and the information it taught have to be fairly sophisticated to be of much interest to experienced nurses -- e.g. involving complex scenarios, advanced factual knowledge, etc.

Would you use ...board games

Working at Wrongway Regional Medical Center is a board game:

A little over a year ago, I experienced several different situations where a doctor, security guards, an agency nurse, and a tech were involved in inappropriate actions involving patients. These included, respectively, possible medicare fraud, not following policy and procedure, patient neglect/abuse, and insubordination.

I objectively documented each specific situation, informing both the unit supervisor and department head. These ares of concern were documented with the appropriate administrative staff informed, but were never acknowledged nor addressed.

I was called to HR sometime later, after working three 12 hour MN shifts, to meet with the HR head and the department head to be written up for my inadvertent failure to complete a redundant, superfluous form.

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Peace, Love and a better fast food hamburger

Hmmm... if you have Cook-Out restaurant in Pitt, I hear their burgers are good.

I also enjoy a good burger from Hardee's/Carl's Jr.

You just can't quite beat a couple of basic cheeseburgers from McD's though.

:)