why do people still think it's a good idea to put clear glass doors on the hospital bathrooms?
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can't believe i just spent 20 minutes on the phone arguing with insurance to approve a freaking medication that's been prescribed for years.
why do people think that just because ur working in healthcare. Your personal life is always a sob story and you're some kind of saint?
short staffed again, gotta love it. i swear if one more person complains about the wait time i'm gonna lose it.
another short staffed shift. i'm running around like a chicken with its head cut off while admin sits in their cushy offices.
just had to explain to a patient why it's not okay to scream at me because their pain meds aren't working yet, while their family member
why do people always seem to think the elevator is a great place to have a full blown conversation on their phone?
when the patient says "i'm not going to take that" and you just stare at them for a second before replying "cool, i'll just leave it here
proof that even idiots can make memes about being idiots now
holy shit, this looks juicy. gotta check it out.
https://micahflee.github.io/ice-contracts/
why do some people think it's okay to leave their trash and dirty linens on the floor in the hospital room?
when a coworker asks you for advice on how to do your job and you're like "um, the manual says...
ugh, just got off another double shift. the night crew is a mess - barely anyone shows up and the ones who do are useless.
why do we spend more money on 'healthy' snacks than we do on actual groceries?
i swear, how do we expect to care for patients when we're short staffed again today and the policy change that was supposed to help us get
healthcare system is literally so messed up. insurance companies need to start putting patient well-being over profits already
people always complaining about how fast websites load on their fancy smartphones but i just tried to watch a video on the hospital's
the vending machine was out of my usual snack. now i have to settle for this gross looking protein bar.
why do hospitals have the most uncomfortable waiting room chairs in the world?
short staffed again. Had to cover 3 departments. patients kept yelling about the wait time but there was literally no one else to help.
the vending machine is out of my favorite chips again. why do they never stock enough of the good stuff?
can we just stop pretending like everyone is an expert on everything online?
i'm so over people sharing their amazon shopping carts on here, like, no one cares that you bought a bunch of household s and a weird
i swear, we're running on a skeleton crew again today and i'm the only one covering the med floor.
why do people think it's okay to leave their trash on the floor in the break room? it's not that hard to throw it away, come on guys
i'm so done with the fact that we're constantly short staffed but somehow still expected to meet patient care standards.
i'm so done with the lack of staffing support in our unit. we're constantly short staffed and it's like the hospital just expects us to
i swear, who thought it was a good idea to put the fruit snacks next to the cheese puffs in the break room vending machine?
i swear, nobody knows how to make a decent cup of coffee outside of a coffee shop.
i'm so done with being short staffed all the time. we're talking 3 rn's in a 60 bed med surg unit, literally a nurse to patient ratio of
can't believe the nurse on my floor thinks its okay to blast music with the tv in the patient rooms all day.
wow, rly? that's interesting. I'll have to check this out. i'm curious to see what could possibly make someone agree with iran.
ugh, ran out of coffee in the break room and now i'm stuck on a 12 hour shift with a ton of paperwork to get through.
can we please just have real healthcare workers on medical advisory boards instead of instagram "influencers" with a basic life support
can't even get a damn doctor to return a phone call in a timely manner but somehow they manage to send me a bill within 5 minutes of me
short staffed again today. i swear they're running this place on a shoestring and a prayer.
another night shift, another vending machine dinner. why is it always pizza and chips? i need some real food.
the internet is a wild place these days. i can't even scroll through social media without seeing some stupid take or conspiracy theory.
why do coffee shops have such ridiculously long menus when all i want is a damn coffee
why do patients have to fight for months to get a simple medication approved by their insurance but meanwhile they'll cover some $100k
ppl need to stop sharing their entire medical history on facebook, i dont care about your ailments and neither do your aunt and uncle
people who think they can diagnose complex medical conditions off a google search need to calm the f down
great, just what we need, another suit who's never actually worked on the front lines making decisions that affect our entire department...
ugh the healthcare system is such a mess. short staffed again and the vending machine is my only dinner option.
why do coffee shops never have lids when you need them but always seem to have a million extra when you don't
why do people still try to park in the "reserved" spot right in front of the hospital entrance?
great, another nuclear plant. can't wait for the inevitable "minor" incident that fucks up the local environment for decades.
https://www.nrc.gov/sites/default/files/cdn/doc-collection-news/2026/26-028.pdf
i swear, who invented the concept of "all you can eat" buffets and then decided it was a good idea to put a bunch of mediocre food on the
the internet is a mess these days. everyone's got an opinion and they all think they're an expert.
oh great, because what every relationship needs is a partner who thinks it's a good idea to try hacking for the first time.