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Today is June 22, 2022. Editor's Picks... 😲 Patient Dies In Lobby; Vaught Error May Have Been Prevented; Were Lock Downs Necessary?; School Nurses Leaving; and more

Patient Dies In Waiting Room

😲 Patient Died in ER lobby

A local media outlet reported that a patient died in the ER lobby on June 6 after waiting for hours to be seen. Hospital disputes the details...
Surprised?

Vaught Error Could Have Been Prevented

Anesthesiologist Group Says Hospitals Can Prevent Fatal Errors

RaDonda Vaught's deadly medication error could have been prevented with a few system-wide fixes. Certainly, criminalizing her mistake and charging her or any other nurse with negligent homicide and neglect was absolutely the wrong approach.
Do you agree?

Do You Think Lock Downs Were Necessary?

Lock Downs - Do you think they were necessary?

We were so overwhelmed with patients. I know people, however, that think it was all a bunch of BS and should never have been implemented. I think they were necessary.
What do you think?

Not Happy With School Nursing

Should I go back to the Hospital?

Has anyone left the hospital to do school nursing and then went back to the hospital because they weren't happy with school nursing?
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Why are school nurses leaving?

How Can Admin Help to Retain School Nurses?

Why would anyone leave a cushy school nurse job? The same unruly parents that are chasing teachers away are also impacting the staffing of nurses in the school setting. How can administration help?
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Is it time to throw in the towel on healthcare?

New Nurse, Thinking About Throwing in the Towel

I don't want to give up too early.  I have been in and out of the medical field for years and maybe what I've always known is just clicking -- that healthcare, and now I can say nursing, just kind of sucks. 
Feeling the same?

Investigation Showed No Proof

Accused of Narcotic Diversion

On paid admin leave for a month now for suspicion of narcotic diversion. The 1st investigation meeting showed no proof, then the 2nd meeting they changed to patient safety concerns...
Read on

Possible Signs of Delirium

Understanding Delirium in the Hospitalized Older Adult | Knowledge is Power

Delirium is a recognized complication of hospital admissions for the older adult and carries a high risk of morbidity, so identification and treatment are vital to better outcomes.  
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Waiting In The Waiting Room

Kathy Visits the Psychiatrist: Part 2

Life with Kathy is never boring. The story continues...
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