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    I’m The “Nurse Who Called 911” For Help With Unsafe Staffing - Here's My Story | Opinion - 2 year(s) ago

    Nurse Kelsay Irby tells the story of the night she had to call 911 as an ER charge nurse at St. Michael Medical Center in Washington State. Irby made national headlines for calling 911 desperate for help with unsafe staffing. Here’s her first-hand story of what really happened on the night of October 8, 2022.

    Source: Nurse.org
    Categories: Hem/Oncs, Latest Headlines
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      ChrisFriese_RN

      If you think this isn't a problem, read this first-person narrative where an ED charge nurse exhausted all her options and her administrators shrugged, so she asked the local EMS/fire rescue chief for help. https://t.co/nU1oW4S2Sc

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    I’m The “Nurse Who Called 911” For Help With Unsafe Staffing - Here's My Story | Opinion - 2 year(s) ago

    Nurse Kelsay Irby tells the story of the night she had to call 911 as an ER charge nurse at St. Michael Medical Center in Washington State. Irby made national headlines for calling 911 desperate for help with unsafe staffing. Here’s her first-hand story of what really happened on the night of October 8, 2022.

    Source: Nurse.org
    Categories: Hem/Oncs, Latest Headlines
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      ChrisFriese_RN

      "We were in full crisis mode, yet our senior management continued to tell the public that we had a well-developed plan in place and that we were 'business as usual.'” Kudos to this nurse for sharing her truth. https://t.co/nU1oW4Rv2E --> MORE

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    This is Why Stressed Out Nurses Need More Support From the Workplace - 4 year(s) ago

    A study found that nurses are more stressed than ever and that stress is contributing to higher medical errors and reduced patient care. However, those nurses who report working in a supportive workplace are 2 times more likely to have better overall wellbeing. Here’s how healthcare employers, hospitals, and long-term care facilities can better support nurses.

    Source: Nurse.org
    Categories: Latest Headlines, Palliative Medicine
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      HPNAinfo

      "It's the dangerous combination of nurses feeling overworked, practicing in unhealthy work environments, and lacking support from colleagues and leadership that leads to things like extreme burnout and nurses wanting to leave the profession altogether." https://t.co/De8BQIdY8I

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