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why is it that some people want to become a nurse or a paramedic and yet become very rude and impatinent wth the patients?
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Posted almost 3 years ago How is it that people men/women thatbecopme nurses but doesn't really want to b a nurse work after miss treating thier patients? How do they not get caught or the patients not ell on them ae they that scared (patients) not to tell or what might it be?
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| Posted almost 3 years ago I really belive that people who are like this is in it for the money! They are not really there for the patients!!! Because a true nurse or paramedic is patinent and caring!!!!! you must remember that we are here for those who can not take care of them self!!! |
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| Posted almost 3 years ago I def believe its all the above. I think facilties should hold mandatory stress management workshops. |
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| Posted over 2 years ago I've been a CNA for about 7yrs, i am also a Nursing student and i've had my share of seeing CNA's that are rude, disrespectful and darn right unpleasent. I've come to the conclusion that there are alot of CNA'S that are in it for the money, they don't take into account that our profession relies on us to be there for the patient not only physicaly but emotionally.If being a caregiver and i use that word strongly ,is not for you then don't be a CNA. On the other hand i've seen alot of CNA 's become burned out after years, lets not kid ourselves. Some work environments don't foster support and commrodary and that creates a don't care attitude in CNA's.They forget why they choose this career in the first place. Then there are some who just are'nt people oriented at all. Before i was a CNA i was a customer service manager for a resturant . I always believed in people first ,in this case the patients and the CNA's. As CNA's we have to take the mental approach of if you think your having a crapy time look at the person your helping who's lost their independance. What i think is missing from some CNAs' is empathy. |
