Re: Judi Hospitals and financial troubles

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Ok here is my 2 cents.

People in Intensive Care are now very near death.

People on a regular Med Surg floor now really need to

be in Intensive Care

People who are home as Outpatients now...need to be

in the hospital.

Sssssoooooooo with only the most critical and life

threatening conditions getting hospital time.......

.............we need excellent NURSING STAFF to take

care of those individuals, I mean the very BEST.

One place you don't want to be is in a hospital

now-a-days that is short staffed, you are better

off at home.

Nurse Judi lv from Fla

Quoting Ms Jenn ChoctawGal@...>:

> Hi! My name is Jenn. I'm in Vancouver, Washington,

and this is my first

> post... I intended to lurk a while, but I couldn't

help putting in my

> experience relating to this matter. Intro to come

soon! *chuckle*

>

>

>

> <<<

> letter, !)

>

> Subject: Hospital and " financial troubles "

>

> <<

1. Morale of staff

> 2. Standard of Care

> 3. Patient satisfaction>>>

>

>

> I have found that when healthcare funding from

federal sources are

> drastically cut as they are being now, nationaly, all

of the above suffer

> dramaticaly. #2 is compromised to cut costs, this

results in us, the

> caregivers, becoming overworked and frustrated at the

quality of care we

> are

> forced to provide by management, and naturally...

this causes #3 to

> drastically suffer. It's a horrible game, of " topple

the dominoes. " When

> I

> was able to work, I was a Respiratory therapist for

12 years, I saw this

> trend repeated at every hospital I worked in. The

most recent example

> being

> my previous employer had their federal contributions

cut by 25 MILLION over

>

> 3 years. ouch! It isn't right. The, " bean

counters, " decide where

> services " need " to be cut... and that never makes for

good medicine.

>

> Very disappointed at hospital beancounters

everywhere....

> Jenn in Vancouver, WA

>

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Here HEre Judy I agree totally.........

Love

Lori

49 hrs MGB

In MiniGastricBypass (AT) e, CarlMuckerheide

wrote:

> Ok here is my 2 cents.

> People in Intensive Care are now very near death.

> People on a regular Med Surg floor now really need to

> be in Intensive Care

> People who are home as Outpatients now...need to be

> in the hospital.

> Sssssoooooooo with only the most critical and life

> threatening conditions getting hospital time.......

> ............we need excellent NURSING STAFF to take

> care of those individuals, I mean the very BEST.

> One place you don't want to be is in a hospital

> now-a-days that is short staffed, you are better

> off at home.

> Nurse Judi lv from Fla

>

>

> Quoting Ms Jenn :

>

> > Hi! My name is Jenn. I'm in Vancouver, Washington,

> and this is my first

> > post... I intended to lurk a while, but I couldn't

> help putting in my

> > experience relating to this matter. Intro to come

> soon! *chuckle*

> >

> >

> >

> > <<<

comments on. (Great

> >

> > letter, !)

> >

> > Subject: Hospital and " financial troubles "

> >

> > <<

> 1. Morale of staff

> > 2. Standard of Care

> > 3. Patient satisfaction>>>

> >

> >

> > I have found that when healthcare funding from

> federal sources are

> > drastically cut as they are being now, nationaly, all

> of the above suffer

> > dramaticaly. #2 is compromised to cut costs, this

> results in us, the

> > caregivers, becoming overworked and frustrated at the

> quality of care we

> > are

> > forced to provide by management, and naturally...

> this causes #3 to

> > drastically suffer. It's a horrible game, of " topple

> the dominoes. " When

> > I

> > was able to work, I was a Respiratory therapist for

> 12 years, I saw this

> > trend repeated at every hospital I worked in. The

> most recent example

> > being

> > my previous employer had their federal contributions

> cut by 25 MILLION over

> >

> > 3 years. ouch! It isn't right. The, " bean

> counters, " decide where

> > services " need " to be cut... and that never makes for

> good medicine.

> >

> > Very disappointed at hospital beancounters

> everywhere....

> > Jenn in Vancouver, WA

> >

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> answers.

> >

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> >

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