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What's your go-to triage tip?
Triage can make or break a shift. What is one question, habit or red flag that has helped you catch a sick patient early? New grads, ask anything here.
ER Nurses
PublicEmergency nursing: triage, trauma, boarding, violence prevention and keeping your cool on the busiest shifts. For ED nurses, flight and transport nurses, and anyone thinking about the switch.
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1. Be kind. We're all on the same team, whatever our role or years in. 2. Protect patient privacy: no names, photos, dates, room numbers or details that could identify a patient. 3. Share experience, not medical advice for a specific patient. Follow your facility's policies. 4. No spam or self-promotion. Jobs belong on the Jobs page. 5. You can post anonymously. Please use it to be honest, not to attack anyone.
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Welcome to ER Nurses
This is the place for emergency nurses to swap tips, vent safely and help each other grow. Introduce yourself below: where do you work (city or region is enough), how long have you been in the ED, and what's one thing you wish someone had told you in your first year?
Group Rules
1. Be kind. We're all on the same team, whatever our role or years in. 2. Protect patient privacy: no names, photos, dates, room numbers or details that could identify a patient. 3. Share experience, not medical advice for a specific patient. Follow your facility's policies. 4. No spam or self-promotion. Jobs belong on the Jobs page. 5. You can post anonymously. Please use it to be honest, not to attack anyone.
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