Nursing Discharge Process in the US // Nurse Juan OFW

Nursing Discharge Process in the US // Nurse Juan OFW

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[lzalab]

Here in California the discharge process is pretty much the same but we have case managers who overlook the discharge disposition of all the patients, and patient who goes to nursing home the case managers arrange those transfer and will let us know, when and where they will be DC, we usually work closely with them since they also facilitate equipments (if approved by the patient”s insurance) for home use such as walkers, commodes, canes, wheelchairs ect ect . We only use ambulance if patient needs cardiac monitor, high acuity or transfer to tertiary level of care, they use medical transport such as Vans ( kaya maggandang business din dito medical transport) .

[LA_Commander]

Nurse Juan Po, have you ever thought about being a part time nurse in the Army Reserve or other military reserve? You would be a terrific Army nurse and it would help you to qualify for rapid citizenship.

[markotv]

yey! been waiting this for so long! thank you!

[doremifasolatido-rozs]

Diko na experience mismo ung pyxis pero nagattend ako ng one day training sa hosp nmin bago ako nagexit sa middle east kaya diko tlg sya alam gamitin in actual. Mahirap po ba?

[abigaelniu]

thanks sir! ask ko lang po, in your hospital are you using epic or meditech electronic system? mdali lang po ba? thank you