LPN/RN:Step by step PO Med administration with a State Surveyor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- This video will help you get through a state survey which is when the Dept. of health comes out to check on things to make sure that the facility is operating in a safe legal manner. There will be at least one more video for you guys which should cover what you need to know. I am here for you guys!
Hello, my name is Lauren, and my nursing background is CNA to LPN ! All my experience is in long term care. Additionally, I been at the same Nursing home for 11 years now. I'm your expert for long term care as a cna and a nurse. Please let me know if you would like to see different topics covered. Please!
Other TH-cam nurses I like who have a background in long term care are KimmyD and YourFavNurseB
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Hands down BEST review video this far!!! Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!💕💕💕
Thank you so much. I appreciate it. GOD BLESS YOU
About to work at a snf soon and I’m particularly nervous about the state visiting... thank you so much for making this vid!
Oh cool... You're welcome. Glad it helped. Are you in PA too?
im always nervous about them. I think the key is to get used to people watching you. It's hard for me to think straight in those situations. SO, throughout the year ask your nurse educator to watch you as if they were a state surveyor. Then the more you do it the absolute correct way the more it will become second nature. we try in reg day to day situations but we skip things due to time constraints. The phrase time constraints brings us to my other video which addresses the standard SNF and LTC nurses are held to which is sadly unrealistic. check that one out. th-cam.com/video/tlIttgo9kRU/w-d-xo.html
@@Nurse4Life255 Hi! Thank you for responding. I live in CA :) I will for sure keep your advice in mind once I start. Thank you so much!
@@sammya0960 you're welcome. Also, I just did a video on orientation in SNF and long term care. So, that should be coming soon.
I just did a orientation video for long term care if you want to check it out. I’m guessing you’re done orientation cuz this msg I’m replying too is a month ago.: )
This is awesome-- thank you!
You are so welcome!
Thank you
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Awesome tips thank you
You’re welcome. So glad you liked it.
Beautiful explanation
gad it’s help ful! 😊💕
Yes thanks sis
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I enjoyed this. Helpful .
awesome!
Thanks for these tips.
I'm so glad it was helpful .
Thx 🙏🏾
Your welcome, I’m glad you liked it.
I'm scared. State survey tomorrow
Ugh…. I hate them don’t worry…
I work in a ltc facility as a Medication Aid, and have around 35-40 residents I give medication to. I’ve only been certified to pass pills going on 2 yrs now and I still struggle to find a way to be professional about such a large medpass without the typical ways ive seen other MedAids or Nurses shorten that whole process. Which I know if you pass pills like state wants, you will be on the cart for hour’s. Do you have any tips on how I can manage my time/workload without having to be glued to the cart all day?
Are they all on a 9am med pass?
@@Nurse4Life255 it’s 7a-9a which is the heaviest part and they want it done no later than 10a then another pass from 12-2p then another from 4p-5p then another from 7p-9p
@@Nurse4Life255 I work 16hr shifts
@@Levi.c.99 Yeah that morning med pass is ridiculous. I’m limited on what i can say on videos you know, but i am gonna do a med pass tips video.
th-cam.com/video/gkAClxtGPbQ/w-d-xo.html here’s a video on med pass tips... I hope it helps
Thanks sis
You’re Welcome! 😊