An educator, fearless rural health advocate (will fight you), EMT, CHSOS, thinks vaccines are cool, loves technology and progression. Kinda grumpy about it tho.
In all seriousness, I was thinking about how nice it would be for rural healtcare facities to have an endowment or foundation in which the interest supported and/or supplemented salaries. They could recruit, retain, and compensate the best forever! ๐
If you win the mega millions and/or powerball, how big of a foundation or endowment are you giving your program? Hereโs a referral (that helps us both) to buy your tickets via an app and not smell like a fried burrito. https://t.co/3uaoXPDn3S
@htan7 At the time, I had worked in sim about 5 years. I knew basic hardware, software, and networking. I walked in without studying and passed. You might brush up on medical vocabulary (prefixes) and simulation pedagogy. Things like principles of insitu, debriefing etc.
Seeking clarity: rural hospitals have applied for โforgivableโ small business loans to the tune of millions. How forgivable is this and why does no one really know or care?
@JenArnoldMD Thank you, not only for appreciating advances in science, but using your platform to encourage others and spread positive, factual, info. Hope you are feeling ok post vaccine.
@htan7 Iโm sorry, Iโve been asleep at the wheel here. What a disservice to my profession. Do you still need a run down on CHSOS or have you already become certified and retired by now?
Several years ago someone told me that rural healthcare would change drastically in the near future. โCool story broโ. Turns out, he wasnโt the village idiot holding a sign and we see and feel that now. Itโs getting scary out here.
We live because we listened to that song in many environments, many times. What if we looked at every skill in our scope of practice that way? OVERTRAIN TO PERFECTION.
How is gender identity being handled in hospitals appropriately? Iโm about to administer a medication but the armband says male and I believe my patient is female. Do I administer it or double check my 5 rights?
By mistake I made a bunch of patient armbands say male for a female patient. No one noticed. Is sex/gender even a valid indentifier anymore? If it is, how do you politely handle a discrepancy as a healthcare provider?