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To: HonestConservative
Our Medical system could actually be saved by hiring enough nurses that allow them to work without the resulting burnout.

I cannot work in the facility atmosphere anymore. The bureaucrats and bean counters have made it almost impossible.

I started in nursing when hospitals were mostly private entities and the owners had a vested interest in patients receiving good care.

Then came the big corporations...and it all went downhill. Suddenly...we had to work 12hr shifts, had less personnel to do an effective job....and supplies on the floor were often rationed to a point of being ridiculous.

Burnout became the norm.....and nurses eating their own ...became sport.

49 posted on 01/10/2009 5:05:09 AM PST by LaineyDee (Don't mess with Texas wimmen!)
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To: LaineyDee

I couldn’t have said it better.


51 posted on 01/10/2009 5:48:36 AM PST by HonestConservative (http://operationvalentine.blogspot.com/)
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To: LaineyDee

I agree whole heartedly.


56 posted on 01/10/2009 7:37:53 AM PST by HonestConservative (http://operationvalentine.blogspot.com/)
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To: LaineyDee

Burnout became the norm.....and nurses eating their own ...became sport.

Factory work.

Funny, a local Medical center recently decided to streamline and cut costs and eliminated all the levels of nuring that had been so carefully won over the years in one swoop. So they were back to about four levels instead of all the expensive ladies who were overhead.


75 posted on 01/10/2009 7:11:09 PM PST by Chickensoup (we owe HUSSEIN & Democrats the exact kind respect & loyalty that they showed us, Bush & Reagan)
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