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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]But this is what I’m referencing. Stop being so dismissive of your patients. They are also struggling and it’s a two way street. Just double check - you’re not infallible and you make mistakes. Physicians check more often precisely because they are the ones who get sued. And on that note, I am out. For people who care about medical care being administered properly rather than soft skills like taking photos for family who can’t be present, don’t be afraid to advocate for yourselves. Over staffing combined with a hero complex is dangerous.[/quote] Meant to say under staffing there. See, I double-checked and corrected myself. Not so hard. And it's not that I think physicians are on a pedestal, I think they are way more concerned about malpractice suits than nurses. Anyways, thank you to the hard-working nurses who are pushing through and still paying attention. And for those burned out, it's totally understandable, but there are other options if your burnout is impacting your patient care. If you're an NP licensed in certain states I recommend looking into telemedicine positions. Hopefully we get an influx of foreign nurses soon, because they seem much happier with the job. And now, I'm officially done hijacking this thread. Apologies to the OP. https://qz.com/2097686/foreign-nurses-working-in-the-us-are-happier-than-american-nurses/[/quote]
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