#TweetRN Transcript
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 | Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU Woohoo lets get this chat started! #TweetRN |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside Hi I'm "Only" and I work in a neuro ICU but we get med/surg ICU patients and I float to our CVICU. I work bedside per diem and am currently working as an ICU educator. I love chocolate malted crunch ice cream. #TweetRN |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside Also fun fact, I used to work at Baskin Robbins. #TweetRN |
 | Chris Carroll MD @ChrisCarrollMD @from_bedside #PedsICU doc, currently awaiting my plane home to Hartford! Excited to join my first #TweetRN chat |
 | 🏳️🌈That💉Clinical💊Instructor🚑 @ThatClinical @from_bedside Heyoooooo! Your friendly neighborhood clinical instructor here, and former ICU Maven! (Hence why this one is important to me!) My favorite ice cream is mint chocolate cookie! Yum.... #TweetRN |
| Chris Carroll MD @ChrisCarrollMD @from_bedside Forgot my favorite ice cream flavor! Graham Central Station (graham cracker and chocolate chunks) #TweetRN |
 | NICU RN @nicunurselife @from_bedside Hello again, Nicu RN here. My favorite ice cream flavor is either mint chocolate chip or strawberry cheesecake, depending on my mood. #tweetRN |
| 🏳️🌈That💉Clinical💊Instructor🚑 @ThatClinical It's time y'all! #TweetRN |
| Chris Carroll MD @ChrisCarrollMD It still amazes me how many chat use rules devised by @lisafieldsms about 7-8 years ago!! #TweetRN |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside A1 To be honest I don't know if we consider it open or not or what our actual policy is or how new it is. We say 2 visitors and try to limit to no visitors during shift change for 1 hr (ie 7-8am). Sign outside unit. All up to bedside nurse discretion though. #TweetRN |
| Chris Carroll MD @ChrisCarrollMD @from_bedside A1. Open visitation for parents 24/7 at all times and during all procedures and codes. Have been doing it that way for decades. But #pedsICU has it easy. Parents are easier to deal with than adult children, I’m told. #TweetRN |
| NICU RN @nicunurselife @from_bedside Open for parents and 2 selected 24 hr visitors only. Not a recent change. Guidelines enforced mainly by bedside RN unless issues arise, then charge or manager. Info posted and in parent info packet given at admission. Parents and those with hipaa can stay for report. #a1 #tweetRN |
 | ICULater @ReepRN RT @ChrisCarrollMD: @from_bedside A1. Open visitation for parents 24/7 at all times and during all procedures and codes. Have been doing it that way for decades. But #pedsICU has it easy. Parents are easier to deal with than adult children, I’m told. #TweetRN |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @ChrisCarrollMD @from_bedside Yeah peds & NICU visitation always seems to be very clear and consistent (I've never actually worked either, just seems like its that way to me) where adult seems kind of sporadic and not outlined clearly (at least where I've worked) #TweetRN |
| 🏳️🌈That💉Clinical💊Instructor🚑 @ThatClinical @from_bedside A1: When I was in ICU, last in 2017, we did NOT have open visitation and visitation hours and rules were clearly posted everywhere. Families were asked to step out during rounding/reporting, and during ADLs, baths, and things like catheter changes. #TweetRN |
 | ICU Mouse, RN @LttleMouse93 @from_bedside A1: in the ICU's we limit to 4 visitors during the day 0700-2000 roughly. But after 8 only 1 person allowed in room overnight. No kids under 14 in the ICU's. Flu restrictions are different and in the case of someone passing exceptions are always made. #tweetrn |
 | 🦸🏽♀️ @RNSuperWomen_ @from_bedside Q1A1- I’m not sure if we consider it open if not, however we did just begin(October) a new policy with time from 6am to 10pm. It has see ekg decrease the amount of random visitors. security and RNs enforce guidelines. Info posted in hospital lobby, and on unit. #TweetRN pg1 |
 | Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @from_bedside A1 Open with modifications when infection/flu season. The on hospital I was at was a Planetree Hospital so this was a criteria. You define to meet your hospital's culture and needs.#TweetRN |
 | Teresa, NursesKnow 🇨🇦 @frontline_RN @from_bedside A1: We have open visitation It is a recent change Still "try" to restrict 2 visitors Bedside nurses are the enforcers Information is posted on our hospital website Visitors are not included in bedside report #TweetRN |
 | NurseBananahammock @ModerateFERN @from_bedside #TweetRN late to the party! Mel, ED/Crit Care Educator. Present! |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside A1 We do restrict visitors to only above 14 yrs old. #TweetRN |
| 🦸🏽♀️ @RNSuperWomen_ @from_bedside Q1A1pt2- however we let visitors know the rules, especially if they are disruptive. I ask the patient first if it okay to do report and then we usually leave out sensitive subjects. #TweetRN |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @Bacon_n_Leggs Yep open visitation takes a lot of education on the nurses part for sure and when it is harming the patient or ability for nurse to provide care (which is harm to the patient, in my opinion) it can be frustrating to enforce. #TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @ThatClinical @from_bedside Our policy was everywhere regarding open visitation and what that was. Booklets in waiting room.I did this in a hospital I was CNO at in 2005,it is and educational journey for everyone.#TweetRN |
| Chris Carroll MD @ChrisCarrollMD @from_bedside A1: I don’t know who needs to hear this, but adults can spread germs as easily as kids and banning all kids from visiting adults in the hospital in the winter is cruel to families #TweetRN |
| NICU RN @nicunurselife @from_bedside Oh! I see lots of responses about # of visitors also. We have max of 4 at bedside during the day, with understanding that 2 may be asked to leave if baby is overwhelmed. 2 at bedside overnight, but only 1 can be sleeping at bedside. #a1 #tweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @from_bedside https://t.co/KWEC64B317 #TweetRN |
| Chris Carroll MD @ChrisCarrollMD @ThatClinical @from_bedside Parents almost always have their kids best interest at heart. Kids don’t always have their parents best interest at heart! #tweetrn |
| NurseBananahammock @ModerateFERN @from_bedside A1 #TweetRN Mostly here to learn. Ours is kinda/sorta open? It is pt acuity specific in many cases. |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside @ThatClinical There is so much fear for nurses I think in involving family or visitors in bedside report. Fear about HIPAA and frustration with interruptions, etc. #TweetRN |
| Chris Carroll MD @ChrisCarrollMD RT @nicunurselife: @from_bedside Oh! I see lots of responses about # of visitors also. We have max of 4 at bedside during the day, with understanding that 2 may be asked to leave if baby is overwhelmed. 2 at bedside overnight, but only 1 can be sleeping at bedside. #a1 #tweetRN |
| ICULater @ReepRN @ChrisCarrollMD A1: I wonder too; our policy is under 12 not allowed during flu season, but is that to protect the kids...or the patients? #TweetRN |
| Chris Carroll MD @ChrisCarrollMD @from_bedside I’m 100% sure it’s to protect the patients! #tweetrn |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @jen_love92 @ThatClinical @from_bedside There is definitely truth to this. Patients I can tell need a break but are too nice to tell their family or friends, I will find a way to ask them when visitors aren't listening if they want me to be the "bad guy" and ask people to leave. #TweetRN |
| 🏳️🌈That💉Clinical💊Instructor🚑 @ThatClinical LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @LttleMouse93 @from_bedside A1 yes, no young people for ours under 12. Flu season was different. We did have quiet time throughout from 1 to 3 and only spouse or significant person was allowed to stay as long as there were no issues. #TweetRN There are pros and cons https://t.co/BoVEqxxv0p |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside A2: Sometimes family at bedside benefits patient by reassuring them or even providing care. I will give family members little jobs to do. Can benefit nurse in instances of trying to prevent patient from pulling at lines, agitation, etc. Familiar face can calm patient #TweetRN |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside A2 Nurse can always ask visitors to step out. I'm in a neuro unit so sometimes we need to limit stimulation. If I'm cleaning up or turning patient, I will inform patient and visitor to see whether they'd like to step out for privacy #TweetRN |
| Chris Carroll MD @ChrisCarrollMD @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside Neonates and infants are more susceptible to certain infections, but your average kid is WAY harder than your average adult (or elderly person). #tweetrn https://t.co/Q3qWAMtvIQ |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @cgegaris1 @from_bedside @LttleMouse93 I'd love to implement quiet time hours like this for our neuro ICU #TweetRN |
| 🏳️🌈That💉Clinical💊Instructor🚑 @ThatClinical @from_bedside A2: We were able to have a doctor's order limiting visitation, but the nurse wasn't "allowed" to do it without the order. Which, by the way, was extremely frustrating because let's be real here... who's really spending time in the situation? #TweetRN |
| 🏳️🌈That💉Clinical💊Instructor🚑 @ThatClinical @from_bedside A2 part 2: I will say that having visitors at the bedside was beneficial for the nurse at times because there would be another set of eyes on the patient, or they'd assist with things like feeding. #TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @reepRN A1 We spent much time and education on how to navigate open visiting. We did not have any issues for the most part making sure patient and family understood the guidelines.Our physicians were involved in this process.#TweetRN |
| NurseBananahammock @ModerateFERN @from_bedside A2 #TweetRN in ECC, visitation is fully open. In critical care, pretty close, though we try to maintain quiet time. Benefits are pts & family maintaining contact in what may be last moments. Downsides? Disruption for others, disruption in care. Curious of others' thoughts... |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @AngelE____ @from_bedside @ThatClinical Yes its not just being frustrated with interruptions as an annoyance factor. I mean as a safety issue for sure. #TweetRN |
| ICU Mouse, RN @LttleMouse93 @from_bedside In neuro if our patients need sensory limitation I'll ask the family to be quiet and if they can't follow the rules they are asked to leave. As I mentioned before comfort care patients all rules are pretty much gone as many visitors that can safely fit in the room #tweetrn |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @AngelE____ @from_bedside @ThatClinical But this is where education, signage, handouts, consistency, etc are key. If you clear up expectations and boundaries early, then easier to implement and handle. I just have never worked somewhere that had consistency amongst staff regarding visitation. #TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @from_bedside A2 benefits to patients: studies show patients have better outcomes,less delirium,feel safe with loved ones present benefits to family: they feel part of the care and communication,learn how to do things the patients may need at home.Paricipate in collaborative rounds #TweetRN |
| 🦸🏽♀️ @RNSuperWomen_ @from_bedside A2P1: patient: I would say to merely keep the family informed the have the ability to ask questions they may have forgotten. NURSE: allows me to hear them out, voice their concerns and understand my plan and the docs plan. fam: I think they just want to be heard. 🤷🏽♀️#tweetRN |
 | Mark Shapiro, MD @ETSshow @ChrisCarrollMD @from_bedside Late to chat... Mark Shapiro here, Hospitalist & host of Explore The Space Podcast. @ChrisCarrollMD your answer is spot-on! #TweetRN |
| 🦸🏽♀️ @RNSuperWomen_ @from_bedside A2P2: RNs have the ability. I actually had to kick someone out for disturbance and for not allowing a healing environment for my patient. (Verbally abusive) I asked him to leave the room and I expressed my concerns to the patient. He was then asked to leave. #tweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @from_bedside A2 Nurses had better communication with family,satisfaction scores improved. Family/visitors were asked to leave for invasive procedures/unusual events-It was not a rigid process #TweetRN |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside @AngelE____ @ThatClinical You make great points on this. We want individualized care, so difficult to have guidelines/rules/policy. Catch 22 #TweetRN |
 | Healthcare Hottie©®™ RN @OnlyYolie @from_bedside A1 I haven't seen a policy posted but as long as I have been there it's been open, only restrictions I see are no visitors under 14yrs old.. we ask visitors to step out during any bedside activities and report #tweetRN |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @ThatClinical @from_bedside Oh yeah that does increase workload of whoever is the gatekeeper #TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @LttleMouse93 @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside #TweetRN We felt it was citical in the ICUs when possible. Patients are so over stimulated. We also tried to have all patients sleep for at least 5 hours at night uninterrupted in the ICU and at least 6 on med-surg. |
| ICU Mouse, RN @LttleMouse93 @from_bedside A3 Too many visitors came get in the way in rooms and interfere with pt care, visitors can keep patients awake who need sleep esp. if they are being awoken q1hr, in neuro can be ICP issues. At my hospital any visitor issues we call Security to handle the situation #tweetrn |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @cgegaris1 @LttleMouse93 @from_bedside Thats amazing. @NurseNoodles1 would definitely approve. #TweetRN |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside A3 It can be a lot of workload to answer the door (we're a locked unit), see who they want to visit, contact nurse to see whether ok to let visitors in. Sometimes we have a unit clerk sitting at front but they are doing other things sometimes and we don't always have one #TweetRN |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside A3 Sometimes family can be disruptive to plan of care or nurse workflow. Really disruptive or abusive visitors, we can call different behavioral codes overhead to help deescalate. If really abusive (ie threatening staff) they can be banned from the hospital #TweetRN |
| Healthcare Hottie©®™ RN @OnlyYolie Yolie, ICU float (SICU/Trauma, MICU, CCU, & Burn Unit) at a level one trauma hospital Plain coffee ice cream is my current favorite 😋 #TweetRN |
 | Claudette🎗 @itsabarkerthing @from_bedside Hello, I’m Clau - Acute dialysis RN. Fave flavor of ice cream is Vanilla with either Caramel or Chocolate Syrup 😂✨ #TweetRN |
| Chris Carroll MD @ChrisCarrollMD @cjchiu @ETSshow @from_bedside The whole newborn nursery thing is bizzare. My oldest was in the NICU for 2 days. And there were all these strict rules. Then suddenly he didn’t need the NICU and they just handed him to us and let us drive off and go home. It was jarring. #tweetrn |
| NICU RN @nicunurselife @from_bedside Our hospital will bring charge/manager to discuss repeated disruptive behavior. If bahaviot continues SW will have visitor sign social contract outlining expectations for behavior with clear repercussions if outlined behavior is not followed. #a3 #tweetRN |
| 🦸🏽♀️ @RNSuperWomen_ @from_bedside A3: pt may not know when to ask them to leave w/o being rude. Fams take advantage and can be in the way of PT care. RNs are always the bad guys. Our charge RN and security are always on board with us asking family to leave for valid reasons #tweetRN |
| 🏳️🌈That💉Clinical💊Instructor🚑 @ThatClinical @from_bedside A3: One word: SECURITY! Our security officers were a WONDERFUL resource, and were great at de-escalating situations as well. They'd often be able to avoid having to toss visitors out altogether, thus upsetting the patient less. #TweetRN |
| Mark Shapiro, MD @ETSshow @cjchiu @ChrisCarrollMD @from_bedside @tony_breu I’m betting on “Scant” #TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @from_bedside A3 I think all staff and physicians had to work through their discomfort. The families and patients had no issue. The amazing thing is there is less complaints from patients and family.#TweetRN |
| ICU Mouse, RN @LttleMouse93 @ThatClinical @from_bedside Best thing about working a large institution, we have Peace Officers in addition to security guards. Between the 2 they can really get the job done! #tweetrn |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @jen_love92 @from_bedside Thats great you at least have the support of hospital leadership and actually have behavior contracts. I don't think we do. #TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @NightOwl_RN @from_bedside #TweetRN Great point |
 | SydNayyyyyy, BSN RN @sydneyyy0003 RT @ThatClinical: #NurseTwitter #TweetRN #NursesWhoTweet https://t.co/n8CPf6uj83 |
 | Aegea/Shantetha 🏳️🌈 irl a bsn rn nvrn-bc @Litefire01 @from_bedside I’m @litefire01, 🧠icu rn, wanting to learn other icu specialties like cv and trauma. Unlike most I like to float to other units. I love mint chocolate chip. #tweetRN |
| Teresa, NursesKnow 🇨🇦 @frontline_RN @from_bedside Q2: Family is helpful to my patients where English is not their first language. Families benefit from seeing how well the patient may not be progressing, for example, with PT. I'm thankful for families that are helpful in de-escalating cognitively impaired patients. #TweetRN |
| Mark Shapiro, MD @ETSshow @ChrisCarrollMD @cjchiu @from_bedside Not ok Appreciate you sharing #TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @ccardyDNP @from_bedside A3,good point,we had this in our guidelines and booklets. Again, took us a year to implement, by the time it was presented and education completed. We worked out kinks in a few trial units before housewide.#TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @AngelE____ @from_bedside A3. Those are more difficult issues for sure. if they are over taxing the patient and it affecting clinical condition,thy are asked to step out for a while. Our ICU had big rooms designed for Planetree model.#TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @LttleMouse93 @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside #TweetRN-we tried,for critical ECMO,CRRT and other patients it was impossible,we did our best to provide quiet times. Easier in CTICU and CCU in uncomplicated patients,hard in trauma.#TweetRN |
| Aegea/Shantetha 🏳️🌈 irl a bsn rn nvrn-bc @Litefire01 @from_bedside A1: closed unit w/ open visitation(24/7), 2-4 years old, limited # of visitors at 1 time in room. RN educates, unit secretary reminds, team level enforcement of policy. And we do bedside report/rounds family’s welcome to stay/participate. #TweetRN |
| 🏳️🌈That💉Clinical💊Instructor🚑 @ThatClinical @from_bedside THIS is so absolutely true! Consoling sobbing family members who have taken part in hospice care decisions... bringing coffee to an exhausted family member who hasn't left the bedside... giving advice on financial problems... you name it. #TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @AngelE____ @from_bedside TweetRN Yes as the hospital made construction changes it was with the model in mind. #TweetRN |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside We had an elderly spouse of a patient that was incredibly unsteady on his feet. He would not listen to pleas for him not to attempt to walk around the dark room (he was staying overnight). It was like taking care of an additional patient. He eventually fell in the room. #TweetRN |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside A4 We've had issue lately w/ staff telling family they cannot stay overnight. This was supported by one of our managers. Then director got wind of it and emphasized evidence of open visitation. It's up in the air now with last recommendation for unit council to address #TweetRN |
| 🏳️🌈That💉Clinical💊Instructor🚑 @ThatClinical @LttleMouse93 @from_bedside Oh I like this. I worked EMS in Newark, NJ and used to bring pts into University Hospital all day long. They have their own police force, which proved to be extremely helpful! #TweetRN #myEMSday #EMS |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @ccardyDNP @from_bedside #TweetRn All bags were checked ,we were very aware of what could be brought in.#TweetRN |
| Nurse Savage @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside A4 Our policy may need to be revamped and nurse education on the unit addressed so everyone is on the same page. Consistency does seem key with visitation policy and enforcement #TweetRN |
| 🏳️🌈That💉Clinical💊Instructor🚑 @ThatClinical @cricket_71 @from_bedside OMG! WOW... see now this is why I was happy to not have open visitation. I don't know what's worse... being followed into another pt's room or being approached at the Pyxis! Especially dispensing out a narc.... yikes! #TweetRN |
| ICU Mouse, RN @LttleMouse93 @from_bedside A4 The way our policy is currently written, I'm fine with honestly. I have the room to ask family to leave of needed and I know I would be supported. But if they are appropriate and not in my way, I'm good with visitors in the ICU #TweetRN |
| 🏳️🌈That💉Clinical💊Instructor🚑 @ThatClinical @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside UGH YES... although, this stuff happens whether you have open visitation or not... #TweetRN |
| ICU Mouse, RN @LttleMouse93 @ThatClinical @from_bedside I'm sure our ED appreciates them even more than we do! Thankfully we don't see too many out of control visitors in my ICU's. #tweetrn |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @AngelE____ @from_bedside #TweetRN It is a great model,lot of blood sweat and tears. You have to have buy in from staff and physicians( always be those that don't want it). |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @ModerateFERN @from_bedside #TweetRN-that would not be OK and we would have intervened at once |
| Claudette🎗 @itsabarkerthing @from_bedside A1: visitation in dialysis unit is somewhat prohibited (some can get away with it).. our patients would come in for their tx for about 2-4 hours at a time, & we usually just ask family members to either wait in the patient’s room or the waiting room across our unit. #TweetRN |
| Teresa, NursesKnow 🇨🇦 @frontline_RN @from_bedside A4: Most of the families I deal with want to speak with a doctor. Open visitation meets that need. However, families tend to forget I have other patients to look after & can be demanding with a delay in treatment, i.e. toileting, pain meds. #TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside #TweetRN those are situations that are exceptions and require intervention. |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @AngelE____ @from_bedside #TweetRN You should be able to control as needed. It is not suppose to make your day harder. |
| Aegea/Shantetha 🏳️🌈 irl a bsn rn nvrn-bc @Litefire01 @from_bedside A2: Neuro it’s a mixed bag for pt’s imho families can help encourage, improve compliance w/ exams etc, but often over stim or frustrate pt & place excess demands on RN. Allows 4 Edu of fam, reduce fear 4 families. RNs May limit visitors for care/procedure reasons. #TweetRN |
 | NurseNoodles @NurseNoodles1 @from_bedside @ccardyDNP A3: #TweetRN Safety can be an issue. I think RNs need time to get to know the family and establish trust. I have taken care of families who I trust to do a whole lot of things to a family member picking up a temp pacer thinking it was a TV remote-Insert Async pacing story! |
| Teresa, NursesKnow 🇨🇦 @frontline_RN @from_bedside A4: We have daily CQI huddles...Continuous Quality improvement. It allows staff to identify unit specific issues and provide solutions. Some solutions can be solved by staff, others go to senior leadership. #TweetRN |
| Claudette🎗 @itsabarkerthing @from_bedside A2: when I have unstable pts, I usually go to the ICU/patients room & family member are expected to be there. I believe it benefits the patient & family - security that the pt is receiving proper dialysis tx, and for the RN, being able to educate them regarding dialysis #TweetRN |
| NurseNoodles @NurseNoodles1 @ccardyDNP @from_bedside A3: #TweetRN This is ligit a common problem! Even something simple as an herbal can be dangerous! |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @NurseNoodles1 @from_bedside @ccardyDNP A3. That is a No No, do not touch anything connected to the patient.#TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @frontline_RN @from_bedside Yep,we did do,plus collaborative rounding with team,CNS #TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @cricket_71 @from_bedside A4.That is a leadership issue for sure.#TweetRN |
| Claudette🎗 @itsabarkerthing @from_bedside A3: one reason why I’m favorable of the no visitation in our unit is to prevent disruptive/abusive visitors. Although when I go to the pt’s room, I usually ask the primary RN to help me out with fam members. #TweetRN |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @from_bedside Thank you.Catherine #tweetRN |
| NurseNoodles @NurseNoodles1 @cgegaris1 @LttleMouse93 @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside #TweetRN Sleep is the best medicine! I tell familes all the time-you want to get your loved on home faster, let them sleep! |
| Catherine Gegaris @cgegaris1 @OnlyintheICU @from_bedside @LttleMouse93 Their little sick brain need some quiet time.#tweetRN |
| Claudette🎗 @itsabarkerthing @from_bedside A3: challenges - when I have a new start Acute renal dialysis pt, & fam members are in, I get nervous or somewhat anxious bc they are all looking at what I am doing to their patient 🤷🏻♀️ plus randomly asking questions while I am accessing their dialysis site 🤦🏻♀️ #TweetRN |
| Claudette🎗 @itsabarkerthing @from_bedside A4: I’m in favor for having family members visiting. I just need to be more confident & focus on my patient at the same time being able to answer pertinent questions they may have about the treatment #TweetRN |
| NICU RN @nicunurselife @from_bedside You know it was a good #tweetRN chat when I got so wrapped up in the discussion, I forgot about my coffee. Thanks for hosting a great discussion and allowing me to be excited about my cold brew all over again! |
| 🦸🏽♀️ @RNSuperWomen_ @from_bedside A4: with the new policy I wouldn’t change anything. Now I’m night shift, day shift may feel differently. #TweetRN |
| Claudette🎗 @itsabarkerthing @from_bedside A4: Being a mom having a child currently in the hospital/PICU, & still work as an RN, I understand how a fam member would feel when certain tx/procedures are being done. I support PFCC & this way pts & fams are more involved in their care for a better outcome! 🙌🏼 #TweetRN |
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