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How much 'caring' do nurses actually do nowadays?

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SLawsonB · 17/01/2024 20:43

In a hospital ward and A&E etc

Because I have had the displeasure of being admitted twice in 2 months and noticed no caring at all from nurses

They were too busy with notes, ward round help, medication rounds, checking people over to assess them a lot

No bed changing or bed baths. Didn't help anyone with toileting at all, from what I saw

Is this usually the case now and it's all just down to HCAs?

Not a dig at nurses. I saw for myself that they were quite literally running from one task to the next

For someone who's not in the know though, it very much felt like being nursed was from the HCA ladies

I am interested in the job, a lot. But I wonder how accurate HCA work is to really get a feel for it - Because they're too different now and nurses pins are assumably at stake if they mess up etc? So the pressure is different

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cardibach · 21/01/2024 19:12

You say they were busy with this, @SLawsonB ward round help, medication rounds, checking people over to assess them a lot
Thats all caring…

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