Chapter 1: I am a nurse angel
There are really many patients, I am really busy at work, overtime has become a common thing, and stomach protests have become a habit.
Time always flies by when you are busy at work. Whenever you look up at your watch, you will always be surprised: Wow, how come it’s time?
The angel in white is like a dazzling halo that prevents others from seeing the nurse’s tiredness and tears. The patient is sick and the nurse is responsible for giving injections. This is what everyone thinks, so if a nurse complains about being tired, she is complaining for nothing. Any nurse will be heartbroken when hearing this, because it denies all the nurses' hard work. I don’t want to enumerate all the contents of a nurse’s work. It’s a bit long-winded, a bit pale and weak. The work of a nurse is as complex and lengthy as housework, and it is tiring and does not produce great results. This is the helplessness and grievance of being a nurse. Have you ever experienced the frustration of not being recognized and understood for your hard work? Maybe you will understand.
Every nurse experiences the same troubles and fatigue. After experiencing it, they will know more clearly what they want. Every nurse understands and tolerates each other better. To understand others is to understand oneself, and to tolerate others is to tolerate oneself. Therefore, in work and life, there will always be some subtle touches.
This morning, I went to work. My husband had to go out for a while, and my son was the only one left at home. When he woke up, he was crying and calling his mother at the door with his bare feet. He was picked up by a kind-hearted man on the seventh floor opposite. After Auntie Xiang saw it, she immediately ran to the department and called me back. I felt very sad. My son had a cold and it was better. But the department was too busy, and because one person was on sick leave today, the department was even busier. I wanted to call my husband, but he didn’t listen. The warm words from the sisters in the department: You go, go quickly, go home and hug your son, the department doesn't matter, we will support him for the time being! A warm current surged in my heart.
Our nurses in the internal medicine department are a group of happy angels. They always take some time to be quiet in their busy schedules, and all the worries will drift away with the hearty jokes. I am very tired. , but I am very happy to collect|collect and organize.
To all my sister angels and kind-hearted friends in Internal Medicine, thank you for your tolerance and understanding, thank you for your concern and comfort to me. Having someone who understands and cares about you is happiness. I am an angel and I am happy!
Chapter 2: A nurse’s voice
I have been in Beijing for almost six years and have been working for more than two years, but I have never felt safe. When I first graduated, it was difficult to find a job because I didn’t have a professional qualification certificate. In addition, I am a stubborn person and cannot tolerate fraud, so it was even more difficult to find a job. Later, it was my teacher who found me a job as a caregiver in a nursing home through connections. She told me to be patient and wait until I got my certificate before leaving. Although it is not a decent job, I am still grateful to the teacher. Eight months later, I successfully passed the exam, and a hospital happened to notify me of an interview, so I successfully changed jobs.
Now I still work in that private specialist hospital. Although the salary is not as good as I imagined, it is still reasonable. But just a while ago, whether due to the financial crisis or something else, our hospital also began to lay off employees. Although the head nurse said that I would not be laid off, the uneasiness became even deeper. Although there are many opportunities to change jobs at the end of the year, I have five reasons why I don’t want to leave: 1. Our hospital is relatively well-known and formal among private hospitals; 2. Since the hospital is private, everyone is under contract, so the opportunity Everyone is equal; 3. The director of our nursing department is my idol (everyone says I am naive); 4. I like the working atmosphere in the intensive care unit and the challenging work; 5. I don’t want to have to adapt again. A new environment. I am still struggling for the reasons above.
I think many contract nurses from other places in Beijing feel the same way as me. They often worry about gains and losses in life, making themselves exhausted mentally and physically. Collect | Collect and organize. However, I still persist, hoping that one day someone will really pay attention to the lives of nurses, face up to the status of nurses, and "speak" for nurses. Hopefully one day the social status of nurses will improve!
Chapter 3: Engage in nursing work with a smile, 900 words
A sincere smile and a concerned look shorten the distance between people and increase understanding and tolerance. , building a solid bridge for communication. Someone once said: The person who opens the curtain of life is a nurse; the person who closes the curtain of life is also a nurse. Yes, in the long journey of life, who will not have headaches, brain fever, minor disasters and minor illnesses? Who will not need the meticulous care and careful care of the nurse? All walks of life pay attention to service quality, and service with a smile is even more important. The beauty of the angel in myth lies in her purity and kindness, while the beauty of the angel in white lies in her warmth and smile.
"Three points of treatment, seven points of nursing", the longer you do it, the more you can feel how important and immeasurable the position of nursing in clinical work is. Human emotions are full of emotions. Imagine that when you are alone in a strange place, feeling helpless and confused, you see a smiling benevolent person who asks you with concern what kind of trouble you have encountered. , and willing to help you, needless to say, you can also deeply understand the feelings that are moved in your heart.
Every sick patient, facing the disease, is like being alone and helpless in a deserted wilderness, and the medical staff is the benevolent person he meets. At any time, the patient must feel that he is not the only one facing the disease, and that the medical staff are always with him, caring and helping him.
In fact, it is not difficult to do this. For a patient who comes to the hospital for treatment for the first time, a nurse greets him with a smile and gives him a simple greeting, which will give the patient great comfort and eliminate the feeling of strangeness. Enhance patients' confidence and courage to overcome the disease. In daily treatment and care, giving patients a confident and firm smile can help patients relieve tension, dispel worries, and better cooperate with treatment. When the patient's condition improves and recovers, giving him an approving smile and words of encouragement can make the patient's once-painful heart happy. When facing a dying or "unable to survive" patient, in addition to making necessary explanations and confessing your guilt and helplessness, don't forget to smile with apology and desire for understanding.
As long as you are wearing a nurse uniform and a swallow-tailed hat, you must smile when working on the clinical front line. These smiles come from the healthy and positive attitude of the nurses. Collected and compiled, from the seriousness of the nurses. Social responsibility and pursuit of own values. This kind of smile is not only a natural expression of the nurse's benevolence, but also a clear demonstration of the nurse's lofty value pursuit. Smile plays an important role in nursing work.
Nurses play an important role in maintaining people's life and health. They are carrying out the doctor's orders seriously, caressing and comforting the painful bodies and groaning souls in obscurity, and work with the doctors to bring health and happiness to thousands of households. The nurse always stands quietly behind the doctor. She does not have as much glory and praise as the doctor, but her position is so important and indispensable. She is busy and diligent at all times. Even if the mask blocks her appearance, her smile cannot be blocked. No wonder patients often mislabel nurses, saying they all look the same when wearing masks. That's because nurses are like sunflowers quietly blooming, with smiles like sunshine.
Chapter 4: Listen to what nurses say, 1,400 words
In life, many people have come into contact with nurses, but not many truly understand their ups and downs. As International Women's Day approaches, approach them.
Every time we receive a consultation, we race against time
At 1:30 noon on February 23, I came to the emergency department of Taiyuan Central Hospital as scheduled. Feng Li, the head nurse who has been practicing medicine for 21 years, told reporters Said: "This time is relatively quiet, and no one comes to disturb."
"The emergency department is the window of the hospital." Feng Li said, "The first stop for emergency patients when they come to the hospital is us. Nurses The quality of their work directly affects the reputation and image of the hospital. ”
But the clients they serve vary widely. Feng Li said that there are people with sudden illnesses, people who need first aid after car accidents, people who are injured in drunken fights, and people who are wandering and begging on the streets. There are only three nurses in each shift, and they receive an average of 40 to 50 emergency patients every day, one every half an hour. On snowy days or holidays, there are more cases, with a maximum of more than 70 cases.
Every time a patient comes, their work is like a battle, stopping bleeding, disinfecting, infusion, putting on a ventilator... all tasks must be done in an orderly manner without wasting any time - for emergency patients , time is life, we must race against time. Some patients were rescued from the brink of death. These stories that ordinary people think are "thrilling" happen here almost every day.
While enduring stressful and heavy work, they also have to bear the verbal and even physical violence of individual patients. There are many drunk people admitted to the emergency department at night. Some people go crazy under the influence of alcohol. They either refuse to cooperate with treatment, or they speak obscenely without scruples. They even smash items in the emergency room and chase nurses to curse.
When it comes to holidays, Feng Li said that due to the different nature of work, when people reunite with their families to enjoy family happiness during holidays, it is often the busiest and most stressful time for them.
Accidentally put garbage on the bed
"There are no nurses here who are not beaten."
In the schizophrenia department of Taiyuan Psychiatric Hospital, After deputy head nurse Han Lingyu said this, she couldn't help but lower her head and look at the scabbed wound on her hand. She said with embarrassment that it was bitten by the patient on the fifth day of the first lunar month.
The patients here are special. They usually have no relatives to accompany them. In addition to having professional nursing knowledge, nurses must also have a high sense of responsibility and selfless dedication. They should treat patients as "not relatives more than relatives" Search | Collection arrangement.
Cutting patients’ nails, bathing, getting haircuts, and buying daily necessities are things that patients’ family members may not be able to do with their own hands. The nurses here have long been accustomed to it. But the patient's sudden onset still makes it hard for them to take precautions. When nurse Lin Zemin was caring for a patient, the patient had a seizure and suddenly pulled out a strand of her hair. When nurse Liu Huan was bathing a patient, the patient suddenly had hallucinations and regarded the nurse as the "enemy" of the village. He raised his hand and slapped her. For some patients who have been homeless for many years, the nursing staff accidentally piled garbage on the bed.
“No matter how wronged you are, you cannot lose your temper to the patients. There is no need, because they are patients, and they are special patients.” Han Lingyu said. In order to comfort and encourage them, the hospital specially set up a "Grievance Award", but they never took the initiative to apply for it after being wronged. Instead, they hoped that through this award, more people would understand, respect and support their work.
Hard work and happiness
"I feel very relieved to see the patient's condition improving day by day under my care." Wang Qian, a nurse in the Gastroenterology Department of the Provincial People's Hospital, smiled told reporters.
Wang Qian, who has determined to "study medicine" since she was a child, is one of the few nurses with a bachelor's degree in our province. Due to her solid professional knowledge and excellent operational practice, she was lucky enough to be selected by the Provincial People's Hospital in July last year , became an angel in white who was envied by his peers.
Learning operations is to achieve good results, while real nursing is to face each living life. Wang Qi said that due to the improvement of living standards, digestive tract diseases caused by heavy drinking, improper diet, and lack of hygiene have greatly increased than before. Nearly a hundred beds in more than 30 wards are full at all times, and sometimes even Extra bed available.
This undoubtedly increases their workload. Wang Qi said that regardless of day shift or night shift, she starts to be busy as soon as she goes to work. Not only before and after running, there must be no mistakes in the installation and recording of ECG monitoring, drainage devices and other equipment. I am not afraid of being tired or miserable at all, but I am afraid that I will not be understood by the patients and their families. Often, before the nursing here is finished, the pager on the other side will ring again, and the patient will start to complain if the patient goes a little slower.
They can understand the patient’s incomprehension, but the excessive behavior of individual patients’ family members sometimes leaves them at a loss. A few days ago, a patient in his 90s died due to a sudden change in the night due to ineffective rescue. His family members cursed him indiscriminately and blocked the nurse on duty in the room for a whole day.
But more than anything, I am happy. When patients come from the countryside to visit them after recovery, when their sincere service is rewarded with a bright smile or a sincere thank you from the patient, at that moment, Wang Qi said, all her hard work and worries are gone.