Reply With Quoteunder staffing + forced overtime = 1 foot in the grave for nurses
Electronic documentation is here to stay. I can honestly admit that computer-based records are easier to read and the lab, radiologic, and order-entry interfaces are awesome (when working). What will we do to incorporate this "ball and chain" into our daily routine and still get it all done?
under staffing + forced overtime = 1 foot in the grave for nurses
I agree but the most stressful part for me would be making reports at the end of a very tiring shift
Best time to do reports is right after whatever happened. Things are fresh in your mind.
stress will always be a part of nursing, it is a challenge on how to cope with stress and how to minimize it.
Remember......Stressed is desserts reversed.
Lately I'm finding unrealistic expectations to be the most stressful aspect of nursing.
stressed = ice cream! hahahaOriginally Posted by cougarnurse
These won't actually stress you out if you can manage your work properly. Just be happy.
I agree with you Jamie. If you can balance your personal life and work, stress will never be anymore. But that is too difficult to handle. However, I never said I couldn't.
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