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RE: [mpoweryournurses] Re: One Nurse, One Patient, One Shift?

Ms Dela Cruz,

This smacks me of RBC (Relationship Based Care) which in our facility is being implemented with a Primary Nursing model.   To me, all it is really is a remarketing of a model of nursing that has been around the block already.    While I absolutely agree with the concept of returning to the basics of nursing and putting the patient’s needs above all else.  In this day in age, no nursing models will work without all the other medical personnel signing onto the model.  Additionally, none of these models will work as long as nursing is the only field that is held accountable for putting the patient first.  There is a joke among many of my colleagues at my facility:  “it isn’t over until the nurse is blamed.”  The sad fact of my own as well as my colleagues is that this statement is so often true.  Maybe it is time to think out of the box with our ‘nursing’ models and incorporate some added accountability and responsibility for the rest of the team.

 

Tim Honeycutt,

New York.

 

 


From: mpoweryournurses@yahoogroups.com [mailto:mpoweryournurses@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of PJ Dela Cruz
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 01:54
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Subject: [mpoweryournurses] Re: One Nurse, One Patient, One Shift?

 

Would this scheme for nurses work? Read this article on http://tinyurl.com/6ox9f4
Just curious if this is already the organization model for some nursing homes as I dont think this One Nurse, One Patient, One Shift idea is efficient as well as effective. Any opinions?

Pat D C, R.N.
GHEN Nursing Home Facilty
President



Tue Jul 29, 2008 4:30 pm

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Would this scheme for nurses work? Read this article on http://tinyurl.com/6ox9f4 Just curious if this is already the organization model for some nursing homes...
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Ms Dela Cruz, This smacks me of RBC (Relationship Based Care) which in our facility is being implemented with a Primary Nursing model. To me, all it is...
Tim Honeycutt
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