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Unsafe Nurse Staffing Ratios
Nurses face chronic understaffing and patient assignments that ignore acuity, forcing unsafe workloads with no way to flag or rebalance them.
In their words
all high-acuity differentials (ER, ICU, PACU, etc.) will be halved come September and completely gone by 2027
I am the only nurse getting an assignment of 4 patients, everyone else starts with 3
We’re experiencing staffing complications multiple times each week.
I'm so tired of being short. And not just 1 nurse down, or one clinical.
1:8 with three actively deteriorating patients is the norm on nearly every shift I've been on.
Has anyone successfully been able to create a template to use show RT department productivity? Epic pulls of data etc?
70% full house census but capped for admissions and transfers because no one to staff the other 30%
it should be 1:2 patient lang but in our facility 1:4 and lahat intubated pa madalas
We're critically understaffed. They took away one of our CT scanners last year without giving us much warning and didn't even bother to decrease our workload.
I did the floor allocations one day, the PCAs came in and swapped with their friends anyway.
surely there exists a better program that doesnt require the user to go back to 1995
dividing sets by acuity rather than just headcount would be nice
Nurses and CNAs
Where they talk
- r/nursing
- r/NursingUK
- r/cna
- r/NursingAU
- r/OntarioNurses
- r/respiratorytherapy
- r/VetTech
- r/emergencymedicine
Tools they use today
- Datix
- Epic
- ADO
- Cardboard AI
- Cerner
- Radar
Why those fall short
- alarms too slow, training useless, no trained 1:1 staff
- They leak, cause skin breakdown, and decondition patients
- No system shows float nurses unit ratios or assignment load before accepting
- things continue to deteriorate; unclear how much data needed to present a case
- complaints and concerns are ignored by the hospital
Map of ideas
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