Thank you so much for the video. These tips are really helpful to me . It’s been six years plus since I worked in a SNF and now just starting working again at a new facility. I really appreciate all the info.
Your med cart is awesome so organized!! I just started doing agency after working for 20 years ICU and some facilities are so unorganized. This is all so new and different for me. I was so traumatized to go work.:( and I love nursing. Thanks again i will be following you
Super helpful video, thank you Lauren! :) I haven't worked in a SNF in over a year (went to hospital setting!) and i just picked up a SNF shift tomorrow. I needed this, thank you! :)
Good video! To everyone watching, keep in mind, PCC setup varies by company so some of the questions on here (How to do an admission, etc) vary by company and how they have it set up at the EMC level. Source: Me (Lead PCC trainer of major SNF company in the US.)
@@Nurse4Life255 I wasn’t trying to be negative at all and I agree that it is definitely beneficial. I was just wanting people to know that PCC isn’t a “one size fits all” and that the setup can be drastically different from company to company. Keep doing your thing! Great vids!
pin means to make the comment stay first so everyone will see it . it’s a good thing and your comment was good. I didn’t take it as a negative comment.
I would love to. I got to see if I can do it without using a patient’s name. Not sure if that is going to be possible, but I definitely will try. Thanks for the comment.
I see you replying to comments and although this is my first video, I can already tell how helpful you are. Thank you so much and I look forward to watching your videos. Just graduated as an LPN and my strongest clinical experience was LTC. Thanks for these tips to prepare me.
I have been an LTC nurse through agency for the last year but will switching over to day shift tomorrow so I’m just looking for slight differences to note and I wish the facility I’m going to tomorrow used PCC 🤦🏾♀️ great tips and video thanks hun ❤
Hey. it's the clinical tab then quick entry. If you want to put them in by room number select location. I can make it more clear in the next video I do. if you don't click location it will be in alphabetical order which isn't helpful at all, for me anyway.
Lauren can you show how to generate documentation for a 911 call emergency department transfer from your facility on PCC and PCC documentation if Resident is going to a Drs Appt from your facility. Thanks
@@Nurse4Life255 Understood…I work 3rd shift and I have created a checklist of items that can be copied individually (very slow when time is critical) but I wish there was a Key (911 Transfer or Drs Visit) on PCC to generate these reports quickly. I may ask the facility to come in on my own time to be shown by someone that has the time to show me.
Hey! I'm sorry , I don't do admissions at my job. The supervisors do them and the floor nurses assist as needed. Also, I'm not on the rehab floor so it's not that often we get admissions.
@@taonglobo I’m sorry, I totally read your comment wrong i gotta find the video when i do I’ll do a short on it share it with you and then take it down i guess, because point click **** recently gave me a copyright strike. Ugh
Lol I know they can get bad real fast . I was on that cart fulltime so I was able to keep it how I wanted it n my supervisor would come in every couple months and clean it out. Only because pharmacy comes and checks on them n the state too.
The facility should have spoons in wrappers that you take out. Having those spoons just lay in that pocket all contaminated with the air and the surroundings is just gross.
Thank you so much for the video. These tips are really helpful to me . It’s been six years plus since I worked in a SNF and now just starting working again at a new facility. I really appreciate all the info.
You are so welcome!
Your med cart is awesome so organized!! I just started doing agency after working for 20 years ICU and some facilities are so unorganized. This is all so new and different for me. I was so traumatized to go work.:( and I love nursing. Thanks again i will be following you
Lol I know! I didn’t realize how nice it was till i got a new job.
Thank you so much! This helped me prepare for my first Long Term Care Facility shift!!
That’s awesome! So glad you liked the video! 💕
Super helpful video, thank you Lauren! :) I haven't worked in a SNF in over a year (went to hospital setting!) and i just picked up a SNF shift tomorrow. I needed this, thank you! :)
awesome! I hope it helps when you’re there! Thanks for your comment :)
how did it go?
Hi Lauren!! Great tip about shoes and switching them out. I will definitely keep extra bags in my trunk too. You are awesome love!
so glad that you benefited!💕💕
I know that's right. Thanks for all the "real" tips. The switching of shoes is classic. I will most definitely keep that in mind. Thanks so much!
Awesome video, thanks so much! It reminded me what doing long term was like.
You're so welcome!
What a fabulous job you did here. Impressed and thankful. Easy watch teaching video.
Glad it was helpful!
I love the way your draw is stock
Thanks! That’s how it stays too. Lol
Good video! To everyone watching, keep in mind, PCC setup varies by company so some of the questions on here (How to do an admission, etc) vary by company and how they have it set up at the EMC level. Source: Me (Lead PCC trainer of major SNF company in the US.)
I should pin this comment. some people benefit from the video so I’ll leave it up. thank you for your comment.
@@Nurse4Life255 I wasn’t trying to be negative at all and I agree that it is definitely beneficial. I was just wanting people to know that PCC isn’t a “one size fits all” and that the setup can be drastically different from company to company. Keep doing your thing! Great vids!
pin means to make the comment stay first so everyone will see it . it’s a good thing and your comment was good. I didn’t take it as a negative comment.
Can you teach us how to put orders in point click care, and how to put treatment or careplan …Thank you 😘
I would love to. I got to see if I can do it without using a patient’s name. Not sure if that is going to be possible, but I definitely will try. Thanks for the comment.
I posted it.
@@Nurse4Life255 omg!!!💕💕💕
@@Nurse4Life255 can you please share the link to that video here? I can't find it .
I see you replying to comments and although this is my first video, I can already tell how helpful you are. Thank you so much and I look forward to watching your videos. Just graduated as an LPN and my strongest clinical experience was LTC. Thanks for these tips to prepare me.
You are so welcome! I am so glad that the video made you feel prepared. LTC is tough, you gotta hang in there to see if you will end up liking it.
congrats on your LPN too! its only a year more to go get your associates RN so keep at it if you want to!
thank you so much !!!God bless for all you do!!!
Aw! Thank you so much for the love! 💕💕
I have been an LTC nurse through agency for the last year but will switching over to day shift tomorrow so I’m just looking for slight differences to note and I wish the facility I’m going to tomorrow used PCC 🤦🏾♀️ great tips and video thanks hun ❤
Hi!! Wow! I do change my work shoes too before I step in my car 😊 I thought I was the only one doing this. Happy to know Im not alone hehe😊
You did a great job on this video!
Thank you so much! Glad you liked it🥰
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your tips
Ty so much.
Keys should be on your person at all times? Ty again.
Definitely, and no problem I'm so glad it was helpful
Hi, what screen is that when you want to put all your vitals in two minutes? (Is that for all patients) That’s definitely a time saver.
Hey. it's the clinical tab then quick entry. If you want to put them in by room number select location. I can make it more clear in the next video I do. if you don't click location it will be in alphabetical order which isn't helpful at all, for me anyway.
Hey! so i put up a new video hopefully it will answer your question.
@@Nurse4Life255which video was that one in April 🙏🏽
@@ANSR_NXLV what was the topic?
Hello, how do you make a patient active in PCC when returned from hospital?
Quick ADT
Maybe I could do a video on this
Very Helpful Tips
Glad you could benefit. 👍
Is interesting, keep-up. Thank you very much.
Thanks so much for the comment. Glad you liked the video! 😊
Very helpful! Ty!
Please can you do a video for fast and easy med pass and first thing to do when you work in for your shift.. new grad here please 🙏
I got videos on all that… ill link them
Great tips! Thank you
You’re welcome!💕
Thank you! Loved it
So glad!💕
Thank you! Grad nurse here. Can you do one for the new nurses. What we should know for state.
i did a video on this already..... 👉th-cam.com/video/j-f-mJK0wk0/w-d-xo.html
Yayyyy thanks sorry I was literally watching all your videos yesterday very helpful I plan on finishing the rest today!
i just did a video on passing the state, and like what to do when they are in the building.👇
th-cam.com/video/A7alF8Cx040/w-d-xo.html
I’m going to do a part 2 too soon....
Your amazing ❤
Aw🥹 thank you for watching.
Thank you! I really enjoyed your video
Glad you enjoyed it! 🥰🥰🥰
Lauren can you show how to generate documentation for a 911 call emergency department transfer from your facility on PCC and PCC documentation if Resident is going to a Drs Appt from your facility. Thanks
idk its hard to do pcc videos, I’ll think about it.
@@Nurse4Life255 Understood…I work 3rd shift and I have created a checklist of items that can be copied individually (very slow when time is critical) but I wish there was a Key (911 Transfer or Drs Visit) on PCC to generate these reports quickly. I may ask the facility to come in on my own time to be shown by someone that has the time to show me.
Thats was very helpful❤
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much
Thank you for sharing.
you’re welcome ☺️
Can you make a video on how to do an admission?
Hey! I'm sorry , I don't do admissions at my job. The supervisors do them and the floor nurses assist as needed. Also, I'm not on the rehab floor so it's not that often we get admissions.
Thank you
How do you do the vital signs for the whole floor?
Do you have the whole floor? I never had the whole floor…
@@Nurse4Life255 sorry I mean, is there a way to document the vital signs for the whole floor? Like power point style
@@taonglobo yes! I gotta video on that. I’ll. Make a short hold on
@@taonglobo I’m sorry, I totally read your comment wrong i gotta find the video when i do I’ll do a short on it share it with you and then take it down i guess, because point click **** recently gave me a copyright strike. Ugh
It’s under quick entry
Your cart is organized. The ones at my job looks terrible.
Lol I know they can get bad real fast . I was on that cart fulltime so I was able to keep it how I wanted it n my supervisor would come in every couple months and clean it out. Only because pharmacy comes and checks on them n the state too.
Forgot to mention..I dont think the bottom tops R suppose to be labeled in case the wrong top gets returned to wrong meds
that’s true I guess. you would have to have two meds open at the same time to put the wrong top on🤔 lol anything’s possible so….
The facility should have spoons in wrappers that you take out. Having those spoons just lay in that pocket all contaminated with the air and the surroundings is just gross.
can you do a video on how y’all count narcs in ltc
I have a video on the narc count … I’ll link it.
The Narcotic Count in Long Term Care: LPN / RN
th-cam.com/video/mBKcGH_oJw4/w-d-xo.html
If that video doesn’t help let me know
TEACH ME MORE. IM STARTING PCC NEXT WEEK AT WORK ;)
have you seen my other PCC videos?
1st we had sigma then point click care where was this video I worked in the nursing home pushing a cart 20 years medicating 40 pts
this video was at a long term care facility. 40 patients is a lot. I couldn’t do it. I have 27 patients
How to print face sheet please
okay 👍 do a short video ?
actually, that’s part of doing a transfer or drs appointment paperwork, so I’ll include it under that. I’ll put it in the beginning of the video.
@@Nurse4Life255 thank you. So much
Resident chart>Profile Tab>Icon in the upper right-hand corner of the profile tab that says “Admission record.”
Thank u❤
Good job. May God Jesus bless you!
Thank so much for the information
Your welcome, I’m glad you could get something out of it.
😢don't do this at work
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