Showing posts with label Correctional Nursing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Correctional Nursing. Show all posts

Friday, April 29, 2011

Confessions of a Psych Nurse, Nursetogether.com

By: Angela Brooks

A Nurse Confesses:  There is no way to work on a psych ward of a mental hospital and not learn something about life; I have met some of the strangest and most original individuals.  When people find out where I work, and have worked for almost 22 years, their mouths hangs open in awe.  Most of the time the phrase, "I don't know how you do it" is mentioned, as they shake their heads.

 

I confess there are things about working in a mental health institution that I do not like, and there are times when I have to bite my tongue and keep my lips glued together because I become so agitated.  I thought I would list for you my dislikes and explain later what I have learned.  Deep breath…here I go.

 

I dislike when someone comes into the hospital just so they can get a check (aka crazy check) when they are clearly healthy but truly too damn lazy to work.

 

I dislike when someone is purely and simply mean spirited and uses their diagnosis of being mentally ill as an excuse to cling to.

 

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Friday, April 22, 2011

Correctional Nurse Gifts : Nursewing Gift Shop

Corrections Nurse Gifts: A unique way to remember our Correctional Nurses.

These greeting cards and gifts are designed to pay tribute to the hard work of Correctional Nurses, everywhere, and commend them for a job well done.

They are ideal for patients to give a favorite Corrections Nurse, for family and friends to share with that special Corrections Nurse in their life or for nursing and medical co-workers to give one another.

Don't forget our Correctional Nurses during "National Nurses Week" on May 6-12 or National Correctional Health Professionals Week during October 18-24. Nursing appreciation gifts available below.

In addition, we have the following Nursing poems available in gift format: "Tribute to an RN" or Tribute to an LPN or Tribute to an LVN.

ALERT: The gifts in this section are for Correctional Nurses or Prison Nurses.

Correctional Nurse Cards
Corrections Nurse
All Occasion Cards
Correctional Nurse Gift Sets
Corrections Nurse
Matching Gift Sets
Correctional Nurse Mugs
Corrections Nurse
All Occasion Mugs
Correctional Nurse Stickers
Corrections Nurse
Stickers & Magnets
Correctional Nurse T-Shirts
Corrections Nurse
Tee Shirts
National Nurses Week
Correctional Nurse
Nurses Week
Male Correctional Nurse Keepsake Box GT
Male Correctional Nurse Keepsake Box GT
$24.99
Correctional Nurse Keepsake Box CD
Correctional Nurse Keepsake Box CD
$24.99
Correectional Nurse Keepsake Box PD
Correectional Nurse Keepsake Box PD
$24.99

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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Up-and-Coming Nurse Niches - Nursing Link

Megan Malugani | Monster Contributing Writer

A nurse is a nurse is a nurse, right? Wrong. Nursing jobs are extraordinarily varied and diverse. Here’s a snapshot of four specialized nursing niches that even healthcare professionals may know little about.

Correctional Nursing

Nurses who work behind bars with the nation’s 2 million inmates and juvenile offenders deal with a range of medical problems, from toothaches to trauma. “A lot of our clients don’t have access to healthcare easily,” says Gayle Burrow, MPH, BSN, director of corrections health for the Multnomah County Health Department in Portland, Oregon. “Correctional nurses like the fact that we get to take care of people who need a lot of services and education.”

Because correctional nurses work autonomously – assessing new inmates, helping manage the chronic diseases and mental illnesses of long-term prisoners and responding to acute illnesses and injuries – they must be confident, mature and well-rounded. In addition, they “must have the ability to look at a person not by what they do, but for who they are,” says Burrow, a certified corrections health professional who is on the board of the American Correctional Health Services Association.

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