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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ส.ค. 2022
- Organization and time management are important skills if you’re a nurse especially if you're still new in the field. So this video, I'll be sharing my top tips for time management that every new nurse should at least consider! But it's important to note that it's not the same for everyone. I hope this video helps you in finding the best way for you to manage your time, nurses! Enjoy ❤️
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As I approach the one-year mark in my nursing career, time management remains a formidable challenge. The intense environment of the med-surg floor, where caring for 7 to 8 patients simultaneously is the norm, can be incredibly demanding. To mitigate the risk of burnout, I've chosen to spread out my shifts throughout the week rather than work consecutive days. However, this strategy comes with its own complications. While avoiding the exhaustion of back-to-back days is beneficial, it often feels like I'm starting from scratch with each new set of patients. The fast-paced discussions during rounds (with the nurse manager, doctors, social workers, and myself), coupled with managing assessments and medications, demand constant adaptation. On the rare occasions when I do work consecutive days, I notice a significant improvement in my understanding of my patients' conditions. This puts me in a dilemma: I'm torn between being more informed and connected with my patients' care and the necessity of safeguarding my well-being to avoid burnout. Improving my time management skills is a priority as I strive to build a stronger foundation in my nursing practice. Finding the right balance between providing knowledgeable care and maintaining my health is crucial. It's been tough trying to strike this balance.
Awww hope this video helps tho! It is hard to manage for sure.
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Assignments on my med surge floor generally are not complete until 5-10 minutes after start of shift. Then it’s a race and gather around of nurses and techs from outgoing and oncoming shift to see it! So time management is impossible. Also while taking report at bedside patients are needing, demanding requesting repositioning, toileting, food, pain meds, etc. Also I am always walking into a bad IV left for me all while getting a patient from OR who also wants to give report while I am still in report on the floor!😂
Oh nooo 😆
NurseMeg.....my time management is absolutely horrible! I just started on a MedSurg floor after most of my 5-year nursing career has been procedural work, GI specifically. I worked at the bedside for a year and a half when I graduated nursing school, but I still struggled when I left that job. I have been at my current bedside job for about two months and it has not gotten any better. Yesterday was the absolute worst! I left feeling defeated as a nurse but also as a person. I felt like such a failure. I'm questioning my decision to go back to bedside, but I am also questioning my decision to become a nurse, period! I'd like to think that I'm stronger than this, but at this point I do not know if this is for me. They say it gets better but when? BTW, I love your report/flow sheet. I will attempt to use it next time.
Please don’t give up, you’re definitely on the right track! Use the flow sheet and report sheet. Let me know how it goes :)
loved it....very helpful and generous of resources.
Aww thank you!
Thank you for this video, Nurse Meg. Flow sheet has still not arrived into my inbox 15 minutes later.
I just started my first floor shift this week, and after the third day, I was wondering how Im able to manage my time with all my patients. Its scaring me ;(
Awww you can do time management! Hope my tips helped.
I cannot find your PDF so I can have it printed out for my shift tonight could you please help me with this Thanks
Hi, I would love to have the PDfs; thank you so much!
Hello! Check out www.nursemegrn.com :)
Are the templates still available? Because I still have not received them and I also checked my email
And my spam
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