May 22, 2023
When in emergent situations, it's important to recognize the need for resources and obtain them as they, uh, present themselves. (Thank you for your service.)
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When in emergent situations, it's important to recognize the need for resources and obtain them as they, uh, present themselves. (Thank you for your service.)
I have written - on at least four separate patient reports - that my PPE was inadequate during the call because it was blown off/ blown away (I live in an incredibly windy area). Part of me is incredibly thankful the covid rules are finally receding, because holy crap, you would not believe how difficult it is to try to work with giant billowing dresses that catch on every nook and cranny while simultaneously trying to hold onto the flimsy masks and eye protection. Grabbing onto visors (to stop them from blowing off) with gloves contaminated from a possible covid patient just seem counter-intuitive, but such is life.