• roguetrick
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    109 months ago

    Free hour of pay for many of my nightshift nurses, respect. Just watch those vanc levels.

    • @jaybone
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      39 months ago

      Didn’t we just change the clocks like weeks ago? Am I tripping?

      • brianorca
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        19 months ago

        EU and other countries use a different date than the US.

        • @jaybone
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          29 months ago

          I realized that after scrolling further after posting my comment.

          So I got to feel dumb twice.

    • NickwithaC
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      29 months ago

      I thought hospitals didn’t change clocks so as not to screw up the timings of medication for the patients…

      • roguetrick
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        9 months ago

        Maybe some don’t, all of the ones I worked in did. For the most part our timing can go plus or minus 1 hour on medication administration in general and anything that specifically can’t will be reflected in the MAR. It’s mostly seamless. Many actions that are specific require peak and trough levels anyway so they’re kind of self correcting and medications that need constant coverage are generally supplied by IV so we’re living on the drip’s time, not the clock.

        In the end, the nurse themselves have to use their knowledge to manage it, but it’s not bad.

      • @gmtom
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        29 months ago

        Now thats got me thinking something rather grim but interesting. If a baby is born just before clocks go backwards, then due to some complication dies less than an hour later, just after they can gone back, would the baby have a time of death before its time of birth?