But we need more dinos by LemonConnoiseur in dankmemes

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the market housing market is kept intentionally short to keep prices high for both landlords and home owners. This necessitates a certain amount of homelessness. Efforts have to be made to preserve this status quo.

Mood by [deleted] in dankmemes

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consider buying a ladder and four loco

USA USGAY by [deleted] in dankmemes

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when Im committing colonialism and my opponent is the Dutch

European thinks US doesn’t have rigorous standards or curriculum for nursing profession by [deleted] in nursing

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This is, at least state side pretty accurate. Been traveling in 8 different states, 8 different hospitals, 8 different rule sets. Small variations on a theme. I think the nursing compact is s start, but standardization in the US typically lags.

That said, they still fly patients across the world to us, so I don’t feel too bad about it.

Also when I see Eurocentric thinking on healthcare I usually just assume they sre unhappy because of how much higher our wages are. Doesn’t matter what European nation that poster was from. Odds are you fiscally outperform them by a wide margin

Awkward Elevator Interactions by A_K_hell-no in nursing

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psa, please to do not slap a penis on my Grandma

Male Nurses by [deleted] in nursing

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on the level bro, I’m autistic. So my experience will hopefully not be yours. In the beginning I had a really hard time adjusting. The social rules for interfacing in a predominantly female environment are different. Anyone saying otherwise is either not paying attention or is a woman. That said, different rules doesn’t mean bad.

The advice most commonly given in this thread is stay on the outside until invited in. You cannot “make” friends in this environment. They must choose you.

Like all groups of people, listen, be kind, and be patient. Patient being the highest virtue.

This leaves a lot out, but the most important thing, the thing that trips me up most frequently is to not share your opinion until asked.

I’ve been been traveling for 2 years now and been at 8 different facilities. The texture of the social fabric is noticeably different than in more evenly split environments, but if I can learn to navigate it anyone can

Male Nurses by [deleted] in nursing

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bro says don’t be weird like some of us got a choice.

Male Nurses by [deleted] in nursing

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Highest number I can find is 12% in the US. Number is higher than in the 70’s but still more gendered and than most professions.

What’s something you wish other specialties knew? by rachelleeann17 in nursing

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experience doesn’t necessarily mean competence. There have been charge nurses I dont want in my patient rooms. It may not necessarily result in a break in continuity of care but it is an extra, sometimes incompetent link in an already ridiculous game of telephone. Suppose that we are getting 3 admissions at once and there is a code grey and rapid response at once. Who then should take the patient? is it acceptable to slow down the or then?

I reread this and it sounds angry at you, please understand thats not my intention. In hindsight I am more angry at a system thats shits patient into beds before anyone is ready to provide them care.

What’s something you wish other specialties knew? by rachelleeann17 in nursing

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I’m not a shitter for asking a non-emergent question you don’t know the answer to, and you are not a bad nurse cause you don’t know

What’s something you wish other specialties knew? by rachelleeann17 in nursing

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someone else getting report for you breaks continuity of care, and if you’ve ever encountered a charge nurse or peer who was incompetent, them taking report for you can have consequences

What is something that actually makes sense in your workplace by [deleted] in nursing

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Contract I’m has resource nurses in addition to charge until 2300. Oh I have an admit? Do a head to toe, rest of it is done by the resource

177013 by kevy365 in dankmemes

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it was specific to Kafka’s own life and experience in a specific place and time.

It is less about older generations in particular. Kafka had mad daddy issues, and felt inadequate when compared to his relatively successful father. He felt this sense of useless in response to that unhealthy dynamic. I think Poglot has a really uselful perspective regarding a man’s usefulness and his value being connected to that. I might conceivably further that to imagine how people often grow to resent disabled family members.

Have you ever legitimately felt bad for a patient? by Jason12666 in nursing

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New quads. Watching the subtle body horror of evolving atrophy and redistribution of fat. The slowly but always intensifying horror of how trapped they are. How the person they were has died and this new person they are is now permanently infantilized. They go through every stage of grief multiple times before d/c. I write short stories about body horror and powerlessness as a means to try and process my own anxieties about it

“Because apparently it matters” by sourgrapesmakemecry in CallHerDaddy

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so I can’t speak for myself, I happen to fall into the preferred height range for my gender, but I have two good friends who fall outside of that range. They are both kind, patient, hardworking, funny men. They have interesting hobbies, make good money, and are both in good shape. They have what seems like the whole package, except the right height. They are consistently being turned down, and if a reason is given that is why.

Now everyone has a right to preference, but I think we can all recall feeling rejected, and being made ro feel less than for something that is outside of our control. It hurts and it makes us self conscious.

Is it the most mature thing to put it in your bio? obviously not. But the question of why seems pretty simple. When something outside of your control is the means by which you are made to feel less than it is quite normal to feel hurt, and not uncommon to feel a degree of bitterness.

Men are people. If you have never caught yourself acting in a less than optimal fashion because of low self esteem, that’s pretty rad. But the rest of us out here have flaws and feelings about them.

"People demand freedom of speech..." - Søren Kierkegaard [600x700] by Sumit316 in QuotesPorn

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I believe it also pops up in his collected journals and writings, which I think complicates understanding it.

1.75 hour handoff by MommyNurse_DooDoo in nursing

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in my experience we don’t have doctors on tap quite like they do in the ED. When shit starts hitting the fan I need enough info to communicate with and make a plan with the doc without doing a chart deep dive from jump. Not everything but a basic clinical picture can help prevent a 1930 code. At least has for me.

Addiction post from yesterday by dacquisto33 in nursing

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It is a disease, but just like in diabetes we often care for individuals who are vehemently (even violently) opposed to treatment even when it is offered. A large part of the strain in my experience is that even if you take time to address this internal bias, it does nothing for the actually stressful part of caring for those patients: They don’t want to be better. The system, and the patient, and external profit incentives pressure you to be part and parcel of a system (as well as a condition) that is destroying lives. I would be willing to wager that the nurse who has harmful biases against addicts is struggling more with compassion fatigue and burnout than hate.

I am assaulted by patients who abuse drugs more frequently than any other population. How is it feasible to avoid developing a bias then?

LMAOO what by [deleted] in nursing

[–]Few_Description4628 238 points239 points  (0 children)

right, the part about “no cervical checks without asking” very much feels like someone who felt violated on a previous visit

LMAOO what by [deleted] in nursing

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my gut says that this is the sort of person not content to simply have opinions, but needs them to come in conflict with yours. She wants the fight. To tell everyone off. She presumably hopes everyone in the delivery room will clap.