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@jamrock RLY. 13 minutes ago from Echofon in reply to jamrock
The equipment stacks have a laminated list of contents, including details for each "draw" [sic] in the stack. about 3 hours ago from Echofon
Patient worried about headache. Turns out nurse failed to properly explain side-effects of medications to patient... about 4 hours ago from Echofon
@MadamePinkness view of smacking is that it doesn't work and reinforces that violence solves probs. Synpathetic to end-of-tether though! about 4 hours ago from Echofon in reply to MadamePinkness
@MadamePinkness he seemed to imply that it was the reason for the collapse of society. Which is obvious bollocks. about 4 hours ago from Echofon in reply to MadamePinkness
@johnningalong I challenged his attitudes (politely and inoffensively). He claimed that Richard Dawkins had more faith than him? about 4 hours ago from Echofon in reply to johnningalong
Excellent. The padre has advocated the smacking of children. Says safeguarding is bumph and has slagged off atheism and secularism. about 4 hours ago from Echofon
The padre is telling someone about child protection gone mad. Annoyed because his source of informationis clearly The Sun and Daily Mail. about 4 hours ago from Echofon
Ah, the padre has turned up to patronise the patients with his comfort from his imaginary friend. That'll help then... about 4 hours ago from Echofon
Arse. Nurses were meant to take blood pre-infusion. Values meaningless AFTER product infused. about 4 hours ago from Echofon
Running at 160 ml h-1. First 50 ml is in. about 4 hours ago from Echofon
@johnningalong I'm allergic if it is in contact for too long, but 3 hours should be OK about 5 hours ago from Echofon in reply to johnningalong
@knittingnelly particularly when one has manhair. about 5 hours ago from Echofon in reply to knittingnelly
Far be it from me to judge, but nurse has just picked up a calculator in her gloved hand. I wonder if that breaches infection control? about 5 hours ago from Echofon
Nurse to pt: "Mr Jones can you tell me your name?" (named changed to protect the patient) about 5 hours ago from Echofon
@knittingnelly its a patch of transparent sticky stuff which goes ove the cannula to hold it in place about 5 hours ago from Echofon in reply to knittingnelly
@MadamePinkness well, technically should occur before administering any prescribed treatment, but in the old unit the nurses knew the pts about 5 hours ago from Echofon in reply to MadamePinkness
@knittingnelly cannulation involves a needle and isn't pain free but otherwise the worst part of the day is removal of the Vecofix about 5 hours ago from Echofon in reply to knittingnelly
Disappointed none of the nurses have bothered introducing themselves. Hello, basic customer service people! about 5 hours ago from Echofon
Since moving into the new unit thing have become much more formal with me having to confirm my identity before receiving treatment. about 5 hours ago from Echofon