Once upon a time the socially trained nurses’ roles were dedicated to time with the patients that would attempt to prove a health improvement; by the complete big corporations take over in the 90s much of the dollars on nursing and health care have been about profit dollars. The long term nurse in years of bedside nursing will know that the problems seen in the 21st century has been disasters for nursing. The huge failures of colleges related not only to fraudulent applications but the administrations inability to educate and create enough gradates. Instead the nursing field is left with many separate nursing powers of regulations over and over again which nursing per nurse needs very little of. However, nursing is now in clear view of the many gonzo politics reducing the already well educated nurses. If you are well near the mainline of direct nurses and their bedside roles in the community your knowledge can be a potent reminder that clinical roles can be forever yanked illegally from your resume’.
The 21st century demographic nursing employment stats are a mystery of the culture of corruption that controls nurses, and their ability to purposely apply what has been taught to them, There can be much said and evidence produced to demonstrate administrative violations all centered around renuminations of some sort and so & so records looking queer and illegally sent through the U.S. mail. Its why 25% of all new nursing grads stop nursing in less than a year after starting to work as a new nurse. The average longevity in years for a nurse, of any category, is less than 10 years. Remember nurses take money out of the profit system.
The nursing regulations needs to be given an enema to clean out the corporates’ owned legal goldmines living rent free in our own pockets. In the last ten years the AZBN staffing has nearly doubled whilst qualified bedside nurses has enormously dwindled. Strong work??
Ten years of names like McCormies, Quinn, Ridenour, Minch, Rachael, Judges and more. On the Rd to Nursing History. I beg of you never ever to forget Elizabeth A. Campbell….the nurses’ undertaker.
Often times when nurse management sees the light, it’s way too late as the nurse have permanently left the Arizona state that claims being part of the U.S. B.S.
Nurse Watchdogs of Arizona 