NEW NURSE - DO YOU KNOW HOW TO ORGANIZE YOUR DAY?
When a nurse's priorities are wrong
In the image above, Jenna is a new nurse.
She has not fully understood the importance
of safe nursing practices.
Her desperation to be on time to meet a friend
for lunch, took priority over patient safety.
Jenna works in the ICU. The monitor alarm
of the patient in her care, was going off. She
made no attempt to check if something was
wrong.
It is important to understand that a patient who
is cared for in the ICU, requires a higher level
of care.
It is unfortunate Jenna did not prioritize.
is full of expectation. She arrives early on her new
unit. But her hopes are shattered when her preceptor
suggested that she is too busy to do an orientation.
Although Lynn is off to a rough start, there are some
things she can do to make her situation easier.
Learn more by clicking on the links below:
training new nurses. Typically, a nurse who is
assigned to this role, has a significant number of
years of experience and is able to utilize the learned
skills in a meaningful way.
nurse sees the nursing profession and may even have
an effect on what is expected.
It takes "all hands on deck" to complete the work.
It is important to recognize that classroom skills
are different from clinical skills. A nurse's
performance in the work place takes on a different
challenge from the classroom.
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