This makes so much sense!! Thank you for straight forward and strategic lesson. Going into the nursing home, new job so nervous but u gave confidence. Be blessed!
Thank you so much for a quick reply, Chris. I know this is going to be so helpful for me. I'm off to a good start tomorrow. Your video has excellent information, very informative!
I used one of these sheets when I passed meds. Double chk system as I worked Hospice hall. Was always busy w care of residents and wound care. And treatments
@@ChrisThedudenurse it was. Non stop. It was constant. We usually had at least one resident tht passed during course of shift. Their were two nurses tht work per shift could used another
antoniaowns great I’m glad that you enjoy them. Are you asking from a time management standpoint or how I check my Med count? Just asking so I can answer the question correctly
Thank you for this video, this will be very helpful for me, I just have one question, How do you deal with residents not being in their rooms? For me, it throws my med pass off when I have to go search for the resident's. What advice can you give me?
tonkschatter not to answer your question with a question, but what’s the reason they aren’t in their room? Is it eating, treatment, bath time, or do you just have a talker? The 1st 3 options you can talk to your staff to figure out a good time for meds and the task. If you have a chatty Kathy however just find their routine and make note for Med pass time. Good luck to you.
christina miclat it’s breathing treatments, but remember these are my personal symbols and are not medical terms. I just made these for me to remember in a hurry.
This makes so much sense!! Thank you for straight forward and strategic lesson. Going into the nursing home, new job so nervous but u gave confidence. Be blessed!
Bone Thugs well good I hope it all goes well for you.
thank you buddy
You are welcome
Thank you so much for a quick reply, Chris. I know this is going to be so helpful for me. I'm off to a good start tomorrow. Your video has excellent information, very informative!
Cece D thank you so much. I hope it helps, also good luck with your new career.
This is fantastic. Thanks!
Thank you I’m glad you liked it.
this is adorable! Great job. Very helpful. Ive never done LTC as an RN, but this would be very helpful if i did!
Elizabeth Askander thank you I’m glad you found it entertaining.
Very helpful tips! Thank you for sharing👍🏻
Flor F thank you for watching.
I really appreciate this! Will be better prepared for my new job!
Ginger Leigh Owens great I'm glad I could help. Thank you for watching.
Very helpful, love it. Thank you for making it
911musicmania you are welcome
I used one of these sheets when I passed meds. Double chk system as I worked Hospice hall. Was always busy w care of residents and wound care. And treatments
Leonard Conger I bet that was a busy place.
@@ChrisThedudenurse it was. Non stop. It was constant. We usually had at least one resident tht passed during course of shift. Their were two nurses tht work per shift could used another
That was a brilliant explanation.
mike Anderson thank you, glad I could help
How many patients do u have in you nursing home.. per nurse ?
This was years ago but if I remember correctly it was around 30.
@@ChrisThedudenurse ok thank you... was it stressful? Or super demanding.. ir was it like baby sitting.... with meds?
@@asferguson2010 very busy and demanding.
@@ChrisThedudenurse geesh that sucks.. but i guess some 1 has to do it
Thank you Chris! I'm watching all your vids... could you cover balancing med pass and treatments please
antoniaowns great I’m glad that you enjoy them. Are you asking from a time management standpoint or how I check my Med count? Just asking so I can answer the question correctly
@@ChrisThedudenurse Thank you for responding. Definitely
from time management POV long term care 27 residents 2nd shift.
Subscribed. Thanks for this video.
konjo konjit thank you for watching
Very helpful keep up the good work
sara abi thank you
Ok... So when do you have time to do this list??
I had to stay late and make my 1st one. after that I just based them all off of that on the fly.
@@ChrisThedudenurse thats smart... is this skilled facility?
Thank you for this video, this will be very helpful for me, I just have one question, How do you deal with residents not being in their rooms? For me, it throws my med pass off when I have to go search for the resident's. What advice can you give me?
tonkschatter not to answer your question with a question, but what’s the reason they aren’t in their room? Is it eating, treatment, bath time, or do you just have a talker? The 1st 3 options you can talk to your staff to figure out a good time for meds and the task. If you have a chatty Kathy however just find their routine and make note for Med pass time. Good luck to you.
Have the cnas bring them to you!
@Juju Goes Good advice for good nurse CNA relations
In school now for MED aide kinda nervous
Bobbins Lynn once you learn everything it’s not that bad.
So informative!!
angela Gauthier thank you I’m glad I could help.
I love it , thanks
Im so sorry, whats the B stands for again?
christina miclat it’s breathing treatments, but remember these are my personal symbols and are not medical terms. I just made these for me to remember in a hurry.
Thank you very much for the tips!
christina miclat you are welcome.