This Episode of the NurseSpeak Podcast Ebi shares stories of nurses and their experiences as patients. Special thanks to Emily my producer/co host/50 other jobs @emi319 and to Brandon Slavinski our multimedia extraordinaire. He does the sound engineering on this show. You can find him at www.brandonslavinski.com
This week on NurseSpeak, Ebi continues the discussion of his personal inpatient experience with Jonathan Dodson and shares more stories sent in by nurses of times they found themselves as the patient. This weeks guests are; Jonathan Dodson (find him on Instagram @the_johnathan_dodson) Special thanks to Emily
On this weeks episode of NurseSpeak, Ebi shares stories sent in by nurses of times they found themselves as the patient and discusses his personal inpatient experience. This weeks guests are; Jonathan Dodson (find him on Instagram @the_johnathan_dodson) Special thanks to Emily my producer/co host/50 other jobs and
I had major surgery a few years ago. I was at one of the “top hospitals” in NYC. I didn’t tell anyone I was a nurse, except my surgeon as we had developed a relationship after months of back and forth. I had minor surgeries
I was a frazzled new nurse on a busy, short staffed cardiac stepdown unit. Trying to save time, I pulled patient A and patient B's medication at the same time and put the meds in two different piles on my WOW. (I think you know
I was taking care of pretty sick/ unstable patient on the progressive care unit I work on. She had recently failed a swallow eval due to being hypercarbic and lethargic so she had a Dobhoff. She also happened to have a guillotine BKA which required
I started off as a new grad in the ICU and had gotten my first PCI patient. They didn't give the full thrombotic dose because they saw on her CT a small bleed. So I was doing Neuro checks and the doc told me if
The order was for 10u of humilin insulin subq in the ED. I gave 100u instead. I realized right away and went cold. Called a nurse to stay with patient, told Dr right away then Charge then back to pt and explained what happened to
I will never forget. I was a new grad and one of my coworkers was in the weeds. He asked me to give his patient some morphine. I can't remember if they were there for appendicitis or post op or what but she was an
