The Real Nurse Jackie by Jacqueline Vance, RNC, CDONA/LTC
This weekend we’re supposed to turn the clocks back an hour? Um, NO!
I bet if that movie “Back to the Future” were real, Dr. Emmett Brown would be saying, “Marty, whatever you do, don’t go to the year 2020!”
So here goes. And I am begging you, if you have any other good onefs, please add them to the comment section below. Let’s just have a smile for a while, OK?
I am working on putting together a bunch of infection and prevention presentations and it got me thinking of all the stuff we touch in a day, as a nurse. It’s, well, remarkable.
Is it just me, or is nursing documentation lacking something? I mean, I don’t expect a nurse to write a book, but I don’t want to play Sherlock Holmes when I am trying to read a nurse’s notes, either. I’m like, wait: The resident is in the hospital so what happened? I don’t think the…
I believe that this pandemic has exposed how people really are. Some inspire me, and some frighten me. Ultimately, it is up to us, individually, to define what and who we are.
Oh, protective mask, I love you so.
Well, another week is gone by with another round of Zoom meetings. And I’ll be honest: I’m as confused as a chameleon in a bag of Skittles.
So, I’ve been doing a lot of Zoom meetings each week. And working from home … sometimes I forget to put on pants.
As an educator, I always let the audience know that there is no such thing as a stupid question. But now I have to take that back.
For some very bizarre reason, some people think it is their God-given American right to not wear a mask
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, so maybe this blog actually is not the shortest ever …
Can we be honest? I think most people have discipline and instruction totally backward.
Have you ever watched a basketball game? These lithe athletes are running down the court going in one direction and then BAM! They stop, plant a foot, pivot and go in another direction.
Come on America, show us some love.
I used to use my toilet paper like I was spinning on Wheel of Fortune. No more.
What’s it going to take for nurses to get a little respect — and the personal protective equipment they need so badly?! I have my ideas.
Couldn’t they have warned us? No, I am not talking about the COVID-19 virus. I’m talking about those residents who hoard.
There was a book back in the day called “I’m OK, You’re OK.” Frankly, I thought it was kind of stupid.
As I sit here and write this blog, it’s my birthday, and I notice that every year my bucket list grows shorter. But I definitely have good ones I still want to do.
I have to ask: Does anyone read what they write before they sign off and lock their documentation anymore?
