tcripp Posted February 28, 2012 Posted February 28, 2012 Why did this one hit me and not others? I truly hope that this wasn't an anomaly but rather a change in how you will deal with your patients in this situation. I know that working in a rural area, I have hugged my fair share of patients and patients' family members. At the end of a hard shift, I look at that as a gratuity for 'above and beyond' and would not trade for any of them. With my move to the clinical setting...I hope that I don't lose those opportunities. For some reason, it's verification that I do still have the human contact in this business. Toni
DFIB Posted March 1, 2012 Posted March 1, 2012 I truly hope that this wasn't an anomaly but rather a change in how you will deal with your patients in this situation. I know that working in a rural area, I have hugged my fair share of patients and patients' family members. At the end of a hard shift, I look at that as a gratuity for 'above and beyond' and would not trade for any of them. With my move to the clinical setting...I hope that I don't lose those opportunities. For some reason, it's verification that I do still have the human contact in this business. Toni You gotta admit it is easier for you chicks to pass out hugs! I wish I could give more.
tcripp Posted March 2, 2012 Posted March 2, 2012 You gotta admit it is easier for you chicks to pass out hugs! I wish I could give more. Point taken, señor. Point taken.
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