From working in the hospital setting for the past few years technology has become very important in our daily work. The Ross memorial hospital along with most hospitals have their own website. We use our website to do such things as look up new job postings within the facility, access mandatory educational sessions and much more. On our intranet which is the internal website that can be accessed from any computer in the hospital, we can look up anything from policies and procedures to which doctor is on call. This becomes very useful for a quick reference when it is not specified anywhere on the floor who is the doctor on call it almost always updated on the intranet. Lately we have been using the intranet to access online education sessions which are interactive.This is a nice quick refresher on topics such as hand washing. Nurses can also access different resources such as seniority postings which are updated and posted every six months to know where you are on the list when applying for jobs within the hospital.
With accreditation coming up soon we have to be familiar with different policies and procedures and know how and where to access them. Websites are a great things, when visiting other hospital websites I enjoy reading their mission and vision statements and reading what the hospital is all about. You can tell a lot about facility when you look at their website.
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-Pays better then fast food, though the hours aren't as good.
-Fashionable shoes and sexy white uniforms.
-Needles: "Tis better to give then receive"
-Reassure your patients that all bleeding stops...eventually.
-Expose yourself to rare, exciting and new diseases.
-Interesting aromas.
-Courteous and infallible doctors who always leave clear orders in perfectly legible handwriting.
-Do enough charting to navigate around the world.
-Celebrate all the holidays with your friends- at work.
-Take comfort that most of your patients survive no matter what you do to them.
3 comments:
I have to agree with you about how helpful it is to have e-mail access at work! Also easy to tell about a hospital by their website! Great point!
The intranet has become such an asset to the job performance of us nurses. I find I am looking up things all the time for example which doctor is on that day! I know there is a lot of nursing staff looking up policies and procedures at this current time at the Ross Memorial Hospital with the accreditation coming up. The intranet has made things much more accessible for us staff enabling us to be more productive with our time. Great blog! Lisa
I have to agree with you. I to use the intranet for information and online teaching. With accredidtion comming in the futre it make it less stressful to look up information. Great blog!
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