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Registered Nurse| Day In The Life: Home Health Nurse| Tips and How to Write Wound Care Orders
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- Heyyyyyyy!
Today I take you along as I admit three home health patients. As always I drop helpful tips to ensure that you live your best Home Health Nurse Life😉
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Hey there! Found your previous "day in the life" video when I was deciding if I wanted to move away from the decade+ I spent in hospital/ facility bedside and into home health. I'm now a few months in with home health and absolutely loving it! Thank you for your videos and all of your eduction. You're hitting it spot on!
@@heatherbare3198 Awwww☺️ Heather, thanks so much for sharing this with me. So happy to hear that things are going well for you😁 Let me know if you’ve ever be interested in being interviewed about your journey/transition.
Thanks again for sharing your journey with me ❤️
@@AccordingToTawanda Thank YOU Tawanda! I don't think I'm ready to offer any insight in an interview yet, but thank you for the offer. I'm very much still learning the ins and outs of home health. But I will tell you, my biggest take away so far is as a nurse you absolutely need a strong foundation in higher level nursing skills when working in a home. I've been seeing some very sick patients and I would be far less effective if I didn't have a strong knowledge base thet I've had the opportunity to accumulate over the years. Would you agree? 😄 Best of luck to you and I look forward to more videos!☺️
You're a great educator !
@@isiscastillo2036 Thanks so much ❤️
Great info! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
My pleasure! Hope it was helpful!!☺️
How am I just seeing this!?? You crossed my mind and when i looked you up, i saw this recent upload. So glad to see your video Tawanda, and hope you are well! ❤
Hey Emma! I’ve been so busy. In the process of slowing down so I can post some updated content ❤️
@@AccordingToTawanda Looking forward to seeing you more! ❤️
Please do a video of all the info you gather prior to taking care of your patients at the hospital.
Hey there 👋🏾 so good to see your beautiful smile ❤
Heyyyyyyy Girl😁 Awwwww, thanks so much ❤️
Good to see you, thanks as always for your info🙏🏾
Thanks for watching ❤️
I'm a retired nurse now, but just wanted to say how beautiful your hair is (I happen to know it's your real hair!😉). Luv your spirit sis. Continued blessings to you!😊❤
Just started home health, I like it so far.
Congratulations 🎈🎊🎉🍾
Hi Nurse Tawanda, it's good to see you back!!! I am currently in nursing school taking med surg and pharm classes. I must say that your information is ON POINT with what I'm learning. Thank you so much for sharing this informative information. I love your hair by the way.
I’m happy you are finding the content helpful. Let me know if you have a topic you would like me to discuss. Thanks so much Tish!
Thanks again! I sure will☺️
Hi Tawanda! Love the Video! ❤
Heeeyyyy loved all this info!! keep it coming
Thanks for sharing that you enjoyed the content. Let me know if you have any topics you want me to discuss. Thanks for watching 😊
Hey Beautiful🥰, This was so informative; a lot of times, staples are being removed way too soon. My friend's mom caught a bad infection because her primary doctor had the nurse remove her staples without even checking if the wound was closed fully.
Hey Beautiful Soul🤩 Thanks so much for watching. That is one of the most common causes of post-op infections. Nurses get focused on the date and often fail to properly assess.
Great to see you back sis! ❤, this is so cool as I do UM (which you know). I approve or deny the initial visits post discharge and for any requested extension visits. Y’all hate us though 😂 #insuranceCoRNhere #WFH
*the F/u Nurses need to remember to document the Homebound Status*
I definitely plan on discussing documentation, and home bound status. Let me know if you have topics that would be helpful for me to discuss with the community. We have to chat soon❤️
@peachesroyale hello ! I wanted to know if your company is hiring ??
@@naadiahsmith9462 tbh, I’m not sure! I am on vacation d/t my kids spring break so I am unable to check the job board however you can check all the major insurance companies for yourself. Centene, Molina, CVS/Aetna, United Health Group, etc. Good Luck.
I was just thinking of you. I am almost done with my LPN to RN program. I am so happy to leave LTC. BTW, It's not easy finding home health jobs right out of school. Lucky you for finding one.
@AccordingToTawanda hi please what is oasis, i understand its a charting software in HH, do all companies use this oasis software? I've heard most nurses complain about it
I’ll explain the OASIS in a video next week for you.
Hey girllllllll!!!
Hello Ms. Tawanda!
I just came across your CZcams videos and feel so blessed! I’m a pre nursing student and am very much interested in becoming a nurse, but not at bedside. I was a PCT at a hospital and just recently transitioned to a home health care caregiver and am so thankful I did! I’m looking to also become a home health care nurse, but wasn’t sure if going straight into in once I graduate would be a good idea. What jobs do you recommend for new grads? I was actually thinking of Psych as well or dialysis as a possible starting point if home health wasn’t an option from the jump. How many years of nursing experience would you recommend a new nurse get before transitioning to home health working SOC?