Govern Regulations

Daily writing prompt
What would you change about modern society?

The passing of judgement upon individuals whose mode of existence to pass that assessment is their bread and butter for livlihood does not help the whole society. The health care system is loaded with useless regulators who don’t have a clue about public health. Give the entire system to the nurse on site.

 

 

Administrations Gone Malignant Nursing Bds

The evidence of health care failures are well known by the general public as well as by providers of health care. It is the volumes of staff for adm increase of 25% according KevinMD, a physician w/enormous health care evidence communication skills; for a long time. The failure of education and certification in Arizona contributing to many, many losses in nurses easily tagging these added governmental administration’s work useless if not contributing to the present days of nurse shortage and patient horror stories.

The simplest form of following the costs and money spent vs. quality product is often a total loss of life and a reduction in life’s quality; and the money is still carried out in wheel barrows..Don’t blame physicians, their dwindling solo lot dropped 10% in paychecks this year.. Keyword solo…physicians seldom or active in private practices. Corporate. So what is all that adm staff doing?? They’re busy being the incompetent, leading the unwilling , to do the unnecessary.

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The only reason Carol S. was on probation for 8 years was because she could not find work . No one hires someone on probation, in fact she was fired from volunteer job at the VA when they found out her probation status . Probation for WHAT ? she did everything this crazed board asked . Drove from Prescott to Phx to have her license shamefully stamped PROBATION. Drove to Phx to take classes , and practically taught the class passed with flying colors. even did the famous boards way of taking nurses down , psych eval . so everyone thinks they are crazy. And the Dr said , “your not crazy the board of nursing is ” . SO there ya go , he wasn’t one to swag and dirty the profession of psych so the BON can have their way with unsuspecting nurses ! Then ordered skills eval , which Quinn KNOWS no one passes , and have not , so order it anyways. ! set up . dirty trick . Cleaning out the books for the DOH take over. the AZBON writes ‘cases take an average of 7 months “more lies by this BON !!! Then when really dangerous people are before the BON like crna brian estavillo who took fentanyl and versed passed out On top of the patient , in AZ and New Mexico , who left Oregon because he admitted he almost got nailed for drugs at work. SO RANDY QUINN is going to WORK WITH THIS PERSON and CHANGE HIS CONSENT AGREEMENT ! (oh this is NOT the first time this dude has been on probation) Quinn is mean , rude , obnoxious to the female nurses but CRNA , well too close to home ! Would you want this CRNA (who can now work as a RN EIGHT hours a week) and fullfill his probation , as someone you want as a CRNA ?? THIS IS the public safety bullsh*t that is MOUTHED only at the BON !

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Ben Franklin Thinking Comeback

Daily writing prompt
How do you waste the most time every day?

He is considered the most influential figure in the U.S. founding father’s locker. His most prominent endeavor was being ambassador to England for about 20 yrs and made frequent expeditions into Ireland, ultimately infecting him to promote the American Revolution. The British treatment of the Irish simply changed him and is considered the foundation of the Declaration of Independence. His enormous list of American patriotic moves and achievements is absolutely endless. Of course he was from Boston, Massachusetts. His spirit is now needed for independence.

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The Body of Mine

Having spent 10 yrs in the navy as well as being attached to the marine corps the image of being a threat to the enemy was paramount to our mission. I learned that a weak body doesn’t necessarily come with time and age. Over and over we trained and we’re well informed of our ‘Temple’ was our bodies and was at the top of the list of who we were and why. The answer to this daily question is my body is the oldest thing I own and use daily and are able to continue the regular visits w/me and my body. The training allows me to be a threat to anybody, age doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll no longer look dangerous, it’s always the body in the temple that allows you to be who you are, and what the enemies perceives.

Daily writing prompt
What’s the oldest thing you own that you still use daily?

Incarcerated Education

Daily writing prompt
What are the most important things needed to live a good life?

Most people will assess an inmate of any jail as a failure..Many will go to jail and not violated criminal statute or have a moral complaint filed against them. Any jurisdictional order signed by a judge can be violated by plaintiffs’ say so and off you go to behind bars. This experience will give you an education that maybe considered good to promote retardation. You’ll see yourself as you never will again and get a first row seat to view the evil of man. The American citizen should see all of American cultural forces capable of evil. The character disorder of self could be seen by you, move on it, understand it, consult sponsors and pay attention to that power you can not control. Jail can be the new beginning, although you may not have committed a crime. Avoiding spending money on this education will be difficult. Stash cash and do the time. Time on yourself will heal and protect you from yourself. Study your mind, remember by documentation and be mindful you can get help..To underestimate the electronic power of microphones in jail is to have learned nothing, also.

J.D. Salinger

Daily writing prompt
Do you remember your favorite book from childhood?

Salinger’s Catcher in the Rye I considered my most important book of my youth for its will to separate youth of learning adult ways. The most defining words of the complexity from a war torn veteran sending messages to the young before the war one must face. Still remains forever powerful to conclude the division of our u.s. culture that comes between youth and the age of responsibility.

Alice Minch R.N. AZBN.GOV

Daily writing prompt
Describe one simple thing you do that brings joy to your life.

Writing about people’s lives when they are gone is one of my favorite things to enjoy.

Alice passed recently after being forced into retirement from being an R.N. for many years. She began her nursing when in her youth in Michigan to studying for R.N. and remained at the bedside steadily for 20 yrs before coming to Sun City near Phoenix. She worked repeatedly throughout the U.S. leaving no trace of clinical issues until she came to Yuma for work.

I was close to Alice from our equal exchanges r/t complaints filed against both of our licenses . She was living in apt owned by Yuma Regional whose low life mangements pissed Alice right off. The Alice I knew was easily upset when safety issues should be noted. That one day when Alice stumbled over the apt. supervisor’s husband, whilst husband sitting at complex swimming pool, w/shotgun in hand; her life would change forever.

Alice was a socially trained nurse whose profession carried her to make opinions from socially acquired events such as sitting in a quasi public location with a shotgun. No details of these Yuma General Hosp events are ever pt. related. Continued events in the case evolve to multiple adm law cases as well as civil hearings w/adjudication for her license revocation. Her failures covering 6yrs of filings and hearings reveal connections b/w groups of maliciousness that is well documented whose exposure to that nursing of AZ being already digitally formated for publishing.

Alice was a very passionate person and was argumentative with many. Her searches lead to many discoveries of purjuries that meant little or nothing to Bd, and to a point having a witness identity as an R.N. but oops not so fast. Alice opened the door to common sense of the social nurse and her path revealed what government can do in their path to spend their nonclinical agenda dollars on nonclinical issues.The case is the corner stone in the loss of nursing in AZ. However, the state of nursing today can also be covid catalystic for an industry just ready to break as this case so clearly demonstrates. Alice Minch R.N. R.I.P.

The Job of Life

Daily writing prompt
What jobs have you had?

The job of life over decades of survival would spark from picking vegetables at 12 y.o. and falsified age requirements on SS# to start was my life. The military portion was another work experience although guided by the willful patriots. The foundations of work was r.n. and commercial fisherman. Much of the posts here today are surprising so strongly connected with medicine and mental instabilities. Health care inequality maybe seen via post pandemic eyes as demonstrating the needs of an overhaul. Deep inside the system revolves the desire for more pt. flow attached to weak coverage w/out of pocket expenses large enough to 25% medical bankruptcy filings.

A nurse was a good fit for me in spite of the massive longterm clinical changes as I remained dedicated and although terminated several times for social issues reveals an industry plum flush w/policies from phonies. Very oddly the desire to work as a civilian nurse continued and life’s road of jobs wants more. The nurse had soul and be trained to note failures and successes of treatments. The Nightingale team left the building long ago, shop w/advocate of experience.

Pain is Inevitable For Elisa’s Family

At the time of her death she was 38 y.o. with a history not medically noteworthy except neck and shoulder discomfort. Ill call her Elisa, initially from Southern, California. She moved w/two daughters to northern Arizona two years before her death from neck surgery which occurred one day after surgery while still in the post op unit. The cause of death was respiratory failure secondary to tracheal laceration.

The anesthesia department was first considered the cause of the error where the surgeon, Isaac Thapedi, claimed the anesthesiologist drove an intubation guiding stlyete through Elisa’s trachea by accident. A guiding stlyete is a mildly flexible metal tube that is placed in the center of the intubation tube to help guide the tube in the trachea. This scenario was soon eliminated when the anesthesiologist never used a metal guide. Ultimately it was determined the surgeon had accidentally sliced the trachea in an area that did not interfere with breathing until the intubation tube was removed 24 hrs after surgery. The uniqness of the case revolves around the length of errors already existing in the surgeon’s inventory. The ability of private health care to allow continued failures of serious errors might easily be considered the crimes of success. The bills for Elsia’s surgery are still paid, legal bills for malfence are insurance covered, cost of doing business is covered. Now, overall one case might be reviewed by the regulatory medical whom has the power to limit Isaac Thapedi’s surgeries. Not so common.

The social fallout should be personally noteworthy by the surgeon. Death of a patient by error should be felt by some culperable individual. You would think so? If this surgeon has trails of major damages and deaths how is it possible he is still operating?

Rich with lawyers and cover ups of evidence lies deep within the system. The nurse who speaks up is a liability and makes no money for the business. The physicians make money and is protected. Whistle-blowers are destroyed, and this surgeon is allowed to destroy lives until his Alzheimer’s disease prevents him from further holding the scalpel. So many observers would ask how is it possible Isaac Thapedi could destroy so many lives??

Most incompetent providers have not only a compliment of clinicians knowledgeable in evidence obscurity but lawyers noteworthy for deep pockets; judges love deep pockets; they really do..Question asked..question answered.

Nursing Knowledge & Obesity

Daily writing prompt
What is the legacy you want to leave behind?

So much has transformed nursing from one on one total care to what maybe defined as a ride by slapping of health treatments. This statement comes from patient interviews whose own personal history has foundations in nursing careers.Meaning, nurses, as patients are the evaluated assessment source that can define quality. So many patients become patients for life as basic health care education is not taught from early life, and few are knowledgeable of what health really means.

The pandemic invention raised health care needs simply by sitting home and eating. The overall obesity is now about 35% of the general population. The obesity factor is the source of health disparities in the U.S.

Part of my legacy is to openly address these fat issues which finally has gotten some traction, but not enough. People whom are obese rarely define their own short comings and obesity is costing the country a health care debacle of a financial disasters. The desire for better eating habits must he a part of our culture if we are to improve the quality of our lives and that of our children. This topic is endless and our culture now has fallen to its all time high of late stage diabetes which revolves around obesity. I try to get this message out but few notice until medication is needed to stabilize gone wild blood sugars. The present day health care system can not help you eat right, it’s a personal issue. Cancer gets a great start via adiposeity chemistry for cell storage.