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When you are given medicines and examinations has more to do with shift changes than anything else. For example, many doctors write prescriptions at the end of
by tomohawk 7y ago
When you are given medicines and examinations has more to do with shift changes than anything else.
For example, many doctors write prescriptions at the end of shift and neglect to put a specific time to administer on it. The nurses are then required to use the time the prescription was created as when the medicine must be provided, which is often a very inconvenient time for the patient.
If doctors received adequate training in how hospitals actually worked, in what nursing staff does, and in how they can best interact for optimum care, many of these problems could be resolved.
In the hospital you rarely get patient centric care. Instead, you get institution centric care.
This guy's channel brings up a lot of interesting points:
https://www.youtube.com/user/ZDoggMD https://www.youtube.com/user/ZDoggMD