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HIPAA DISCLAIMER

Writings in this space are purely fictional and have no resemblance to real patients or their families.There is no hospital such as the one talked about, it's a combination off all the hospitals I've worked in. The scenarios described are all made up from TV shows like House and Dr. Gee. Most of the scenarios described are are from dreams that I had the night before and then embellished upon. If you think that you know me, you probably don't because I'm not a real nurse, I only play one in the schizophrenic delusions that I'm being medicated for. I don't work in a hospital and never have, regardless of what else it says on this blog full of bald-faced lies.

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Yack Yack Yack


So me and another nurse took a patient up to the floor the other day, something we don't normally do. Getting off the elevator, the nurses station was as quiet as a library. I yell out to the 5 nurses sitting there in silence, hey, can y'all help us get this guy into the bed? Out of the corner of my eye I see a stop light thing that goes from green to yellow. Like, wtf?

Anyway, in order to increase their patient satisfaction scores, all the nursing floors installed these things called a Yacker Tracker that monitors noise level. So some management hack decided to pay over $100 each for these things to keep the nurses station noise down?

I can just see one of those things in the ER. The siren on it would be going off non-stop.

Talk about a huge management bull crap idea. While up there, the unit secretary was still paging on some room intercom for different nurses to go to such and such room, which seemed much more annoying than a few nurses talking in the nurses station.

Makes a person want to yell fuck you all, grab a couple of beers and slide down an airplane chute!

1 comment:

Cartoon said...

that was good for a laugh. Wow. What management won't think of next??? whoa. I loved the ending! Perfect!! hahahah!