I learned more in the 24 min video than I learned in practice. Love it, subscribed to him. I’ll start my first Urgent Care job as a nurse practitioner on Friday and I’m nervous as H double L
I am an RN, Regarding wait times I often lightly make the Joke “ if humans were like cars it would be like jiffy lube 20 min per individual , but we are not”.. I then say “ people take more time and are important, you are important, I’m going to take proper time with your care to ensure your needs are met. “ This technique first gives my patient a laugh, a nod from them, and let’s them know that the wait is due to our staff prioritizing proper care of every patient, them included. Additionally, I have worked in the hospital and urgent..urgent care providers have been the best when it comes to my next two points: do not speak medical to a layperson , and help out clinical staff if you were free…in the hospital I was doing an ekg, blood work and giving ordered meds and had a pa ( who went out for a smoke ) yelling that I had not done a repeated b/p for her..if you have time to take a break and your clinical staff is already stretched .. put the patient first and help out
I like how he talks about how to "influence" or be like-able by your staff and patients and it makes things better.. wow that is so true! yikes. so many people need to hear this, and it also gave me things I can work on too.
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I'm loving your presentation, but I have to chuckle. IRL, you can cast a shadow of likeability all you want. IF...they're not interested in being receptive? It ain't gonna work! Luckily...I believe the majority of the population...will be receptive! Thank goodness. There will always be those sticklers!
Oh man, a 10 year old. cough, light, very light. No complaint. poop yesterday. listen the lungs... can't hear much but HR 140... ahhhhh, let me do a 1 view chest.... you should have seen that instestine ballooning into the chest pushing upward the heart... I almost had a heart attack. if I had only think... well, cetirizine.... I would be today thinking suicide... 🤣🤣🤣🥵🥴😢😭😭😭😭😭 and I am still crying and having PTSD and trembling.... dont be a cheapo in urgent care with those Xrays!./.. finishing your video, I see sysI to sysII (I called it "angel of nurses") 😂😂... expect the bad: I am anxious, I am always thinking the zombie apocalypsis is coming... I thought it was a dissadvantage.
I learned more in the 24 min video than I learned in practice. Love it, subscribed to him. I’ll start my first Urgent Care job as a nurse practitioner on Friday and I’m nervous as H double L
I am in nurse practitioner school and terrified! But this lecture is great and the content is right on time!
Love this content. Don’t work in urgent care but these principles are so useful in any practice setting.
Thank you. Valuabe information, even for me, an ER RN.
I am an RN, Regarding wait times I often lightly make the Joke “ if humans were like cars it would be like jiffy lube 20 min per individual , but we are not”.. I then say “ people take more time and are important, you are important, I’m going to take proper time with your care to ensure your needs are met. “ This technique first gives my patient a laugh, a nod from them, and let’s them know that the wait is due to our staff prioritizing proper care of every patient, them included.
Additionally, I have worked in the hospital and urgent..urgent care providers have been the best when it comes to my next two points: do not speak medical to a layperson , and help out clinical staff if you were free…in the hospital I was doing an ekg, blood work and giving ordered meds and had a pa ( who went out for a smoke ) yelling that I had not done a repeated b/p for her..if you have time to take a break and your clinical staff is already stretched .. put the patient first and help out
So true! I apply all of the things you talk about in this video with my patients daily basis.
I like how he talks about how to "influence" or be like-able by your staff and patients and it makes things better.. wow that is so true! yikes. so many people need to hear this, and it also gave me things I can work on too.
Amazing sets of mindsets for all medical personnel! Thank you!
Excellent lecture brother! Right on the mark.
8:54 Explains why a new job is so hard but gets easier (hopefully)
Very good advice, thankyou
Excellent info
I already got books know M inside feeling outside flesh first aid knowledge vice wize more to most important glad to see your on that level and or section,My comment take care.
This advice is gold, thank you.
I'm loving your presentation, but I have to chuckle. IRL, you can cast a shadow of likeability all you want. IF...they're not interested in being receptive? It ain't gonna work! Luckily...I believe the majority of the population...will be receptive! Thank goodness. There will always be those sticklers!
I love it when my patients want me to be their PCP.
Know your differentials
Definitely the best content for APPs. Thank you sir!
Great info, thanks. I really like that unique striped rock on your shelf, what kind of artifact is that?
I am so grateful i found you excellent 👏🏻👍🏻
Oh man, a 10 year old. cough, light, very light. No complaint. poop yesterday. listen the lungs... can't hear much but HR 140... ahhhhh, let me do a 1 view chest.... you should have seen that instestine ballooning into the chest pushing upward the heart... I almost had a heart attack. if I had only think... well, cetirizine.... I would be today thinking suicide... 🤣🤣🤣🥵🥴😢😭😭😭😭😭 and I am still crying and having PTSD and trembling.... dont be a cheapo in urgent care with those Xrays!./.. finishing your video, I see sysI to sysII (I called it "angel of nurses") 😂😂... expect the bad: I am anxious, I am always thinking the zombie apocalypsis is coming... I thought it was a dissadvantage.