#1 I agree...it is crazy. Some days I am thinking, I just really want to do my job...not convince everyone to do anything. It is tough. I really enjoyed your video!
Family update pages are something I get as an NP Nocturnist too. I do whatever I can to not do them. I feel like I could confuse things because I don’t know them like the day team.
Whenever a patient under your care requires to transfer to a higher acuity floor like the ICU, do you give a hand off report to intensivist /ACNP/PA that is covering the ICU right away or will you still care for the patient until the AM
Hey they are quickly made aware of the patients condition because they have to accept them ( sometimes limited beds) and/or they are at the ERT/Code anyways and know what’s going on and they will then take over care once patient is transferred to the unit.. at the same time we write a significant event note explaining everything as well..
And it’s the ICU fellow who we speak to... if going to PCU it’s still under our service and the docs that I work with during the night that is covering the PCU will then cover the patient ..
#1 I agree...it is crazy. Some days I am thinking, I just really want to do my job...not convince everyone to do anything. It is tough. I really enjoyed your video!
So excited just got hired for hospitalist and it’s always been my dream. As an icu nurse background this is as close as i can get haha
Happy New Year. Thanks for the video.
Loved this video! The pages irk me the most! Sometimes I get just a name and number.
Family update pages are something I get as an NP Nocturnist too. I do whatever I can to not do them. I feel like I could confuse things because I don’t know them like the day team.
Do you have any advise about completing admissions?
hope all is well and the admissions are getting easier!! Do you have and specific areas you still need help on?
Whenever a patient under your care requires to transfer to a higher acuity floor like the ICU, do you give a hand off report to intensivist /ACNP/PA that is covering the ICU right away or will you still care for the patient until the AM
Hey they are quickly made aware of the patients condition because they have to accept them ( sometimes limited beds) and/or they are at the ERT/Code anyways and know what’s going on and they will then take over care once patient is transferred to the unit.. at the same time we write a significant event note explaining everything as well..
And it’s the ICU fellow who we speak to... if going to PCU it’s still under our service and the docs that I work with during the night that is covering the PCU will then cover the patient ..
Lets do a video on "funny" crosscover nursing calls/pages.
Alfred Lopez yessssss lol
The truth must be told!
Omg " the update" request kill me.