Does 12 patients for one nurse seem like a lot?
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 abby since 1984 |
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Posts: 49431 (07/07/2008 12:52 AM) |
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makesJCadjustHisbuttonfly |
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Posts: 7615 (07/07/2008 12:53 AM) |
yes. I remember at the hospital I worked at we had 4-5 patients per nurse.
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Jenny Cide |
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Posts: 15884 (07/07/2008 12:53 AM) JJB Angel '07 |
When I worked the floor after I graduated, I had 10-15 patients, but I was paired with an LPN. 12 patients just for yourself is a LOT.
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tootlejayne |
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Posts: 5399 (07/07/2008 12:55 AM) |
Yes!! Ours complain when they have 8, they usually have 6 at the most. I know that in the placements we've done we've only ever had 4. I guess it
depends how needy they are and what area you're in though.
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abby since 1984 |
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Posts: 49433 (07/07/2008 12:57 AM) |
I'm primary nurse on my run with 12 patients with 2 CNAs.
I'm scared, man. They're working me up to it. I'll have 6 on Tuesday. It will be my 3rd day on the floor alone. |
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