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Missed Patient Deterioration
Nurses lack timely, reliable communication and monitoring tools, causing missed deteriorations, delayed care, and alert fatigue.
In their words
if I walk up to the bed just to ask the patient a question without sanitizer, ding
If I’m contacting you overnight, it’s because something changed and I’m worried about the patient.
why do ALL the nurses think its ok to message us about K of 3.4 or Mag of 1.1 at 6:30 am
patients coming from the floor with obviously failed IVs because the nurses know that we will place a new one
patients would not be waiting hours for overdue IV meds and antibiotics, etc. It would be a godsend.
tired of getting yelled at for following the law and not wanting to risk my job
we’ve had them call an mtp and only use 2 units of blood, when they could’ve just called for 2 emergency uncrossmatched units
I blame essentially defensive medicine brought on by our QM dept and the constant fear of "being reviewed"
they gave us an awful American computer system that is absolutely not fit for purpose and is causing more cancer patients to be missed
I don’t know if it was because the first person who entered it maybe free typed and didn’t click the associated allergy tab?
why are you using me as a messenger?
We used to have to travel 3 floors to the equipment office to 'rent' a pump, fill out a bunch of paperwork and then haul it back up to the ward if we ran out.
Hospital nurses and clinicians
Where they talk
- r/nursing
- r/hospitalist
- r/anesthesiology
- r/medlabprofessionals
- r/NursingUK
- r/NursingAU
- r/ausjdocs
- r/medicine
Tools they use today
- Epic
- Pyxis
- Cerner
- MAR
- Microsoft Teams
- eMAR
- Omnicell
- Alaris pumps
Why those fall short
- Sensors misfire, don't register hygiene, inconsistent bed bubbles, track location and names
- no PICC team at night; escalation requires doctor's order and is delayed
- signs are passive and easily ignored
- call light response felt slow; code buttons fixed to wall
- Autopopulated vitals cannot be overridden or excluded; BPA forces notification documentation.
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