FAMOUS 1960s NURSING FILM " MRS. REYNOLDS NEEDS A NURSE " GENERAL HOSPITAL PATIENT CARE 64814
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- One of the most important films about nursing made in the 20th Century, "Mrs. Reynolds Needs a Nurse" was written in 1963 by Dolores Little, MN, RN, a nursing supervisor at the University of Washington Hospital, Seattle who had just completed her master's degree. The film documented a case study of an elderly lady who was transferred to the university hospital in multisystem failure, accompanied by her husband and multiple suitcases of her belongings. Mrs Reynolds was a needy and demanding patient whose fears and anxieties were expressed by her annoying attempts to get attention, treating the nurses like servants and complaining about much of the care given to her. Mrs Reynolds' 8-month-long hospitalization showcased the importance of individualizing care, being aware of both emotional and physical needs, collaborating with other disciplines, and it demonstrated the nurse's role as a patient advocate with clinical competencies that were an early version of today's case managers.
Film contains many shots of an urban hospital, doctors, surgery, patients, nurses, general hospital, head nurse, and more.
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I GREW UP IN THE MEDICAL WORLD AND STILL LIVE IN IT TODAY
I watched this in nursing school in the 1970s and am still moved by it. This is still relevant today and nursing needs to get back to personalizing care of patients.
“What does she think this is a hotel?” Cracks me up cause ik how true it is
WHEN I HAD TO BE HOSPITALISED I ALWAYS CONSIDERED THE TIME THE NURSES HAVE TO CARE FOR EACH PATIENT ALTHOUGH I NEEDED CARE I ALWAYS SAID IF THERE'S A NEW ADMIT PLEASE GIVE THE THE ATTENTION I CAN WAIT THE NURSE SAID TO YOU NEED CARE TOO I REPLIED THE NEW ADMIT IS SCARED AND ANXIOUS AND THEIR FAMILY ARE TOO
60 years later and it still apply today ... nursing care hasn't changed much ...
I love this film, I have a 16mm print of it. William S Burroughs does a great acting job playing the husband.
Classic ! When I heard the teeth clicking I rolled laughing. Although nursing school was not at all easy we students had each other and some good zany times. Grad 1969.
People sure take nurses for granted it's hard job it takes a special person....I was a nursing assistant 15 yrs I miss it tho my health stopped me (heart condition) 👩⚕️
if only health care were like this anymore, then maybe people wouldn't be afraid, and that they could trust the medical establishment, how ever now a days, who knows, some have better experiences and some have worse, , we can't begin to understand unless we start to learn how to understand all sides of all peoples, but it seems that there is just not enough people wanting to either learn to understand others, or that perhaps some are under the impression that they have it all figured out, and it is not just about health care or even the parts that health care over looks, but what is not present nor what is included, or even what may or maybe not be represented properly, , and that the people itself are not invisible, and that our voices can carry on, when shared in unison, it is a struggle we all share , value in over rated in some ways and under appreciated in others , or that it seems value is either not addressed or value is overlooked entirely,
I work in this type of environment.. lol Short staffing was always the problem even then🤣🤣
Very well made!!
I can’t stop watching this! We watched it in class and had a great discussion and then I forwarded it to several nurses almost every type of nurse 👩🏽⚕️ 👩🏼⚕️is represented in this short movie😆🤣
You. are correct. The movie depicts how well or not we communicate with patients and how well or not we anticipate their needs. In the old days of nursing schools, they taught anticipatory guidance and personalizing the care of patients. Get back to Florence Nightingale and get rid of the medical model. Nursing used to run all of the departments in the hospital, not business men.
What would Nurse Blake think about this?
I’m so glad I found this on CZcams. I was going to nursing school at UW when this was made. We got to see the premier showing of it 💜
Just watch this in lpn class
Nursing has definitely taken a huge backward step from those days, and it's definitely not for the better. Back then, nurses were trained in house by older more experienced nurses. It's a sign of the times we live in - where costs take priority over standard of care. There are a few exceptions, but they are rare and its easy to spot an old school in house trained nurse.
They keep referring to her tracheostomy as a tracheotomy. 🧐
How about an extra pillow or 3? Strangely enough, her husband went into nursing and got his degree.
now that's an old maid's remark
i watched this with the song Vishnu by Patrick Patrikios in the background on repeat. and when Mrs Reynolds passed away the song reached the end movement at 1:56, witch fitted in very well. insert czcams.com/video/MnmfG4ZXb_s/video.html and use the timestamp 1:56.
Just like nursing was when I became a nurse years ago. They don't train nurses like that any more..
If she doesn’t like the care, she should go home.
The teeth on dear.
*dearie
I don’t think most people would mind helping the likes of the old bitty. I would presume it’s the whining and nasally tone that really annoys people. If she would talk like a normal person and not whine during conversations she would find nurses more amenable to her needs.