2 RN's at work, Sick and Vomiting.

Georgia, which is about 10 years behind everywhere else in this country, it seems.

Everyone here is coughing, headache and fever

name the hospital for everyone's good.

Almost everyone here in central Pa is sick with chest cold , cough and stuffy nose

Recent quitting (within a month) with more going out the door everyday.

South Georgia

What would you say is the cause of the people quitting? And of the nurses vomiting?

I drive 48 states OTR. I have a slight build up of flim in the lungs, and rf fever. on and off.

Anybody out there who has been putting off semi-elective surgery (for something relatively important, not new boobs) should do it NOW rather than wait; there will be no more hospitals in another year if this keeps up. You can't keep a hospital going without nursing staff and they are already at skeleton staffing in most places.

Everyone working in hospitals, EVERYONE, should wear a mask, clean scrubs that are removed as soon as they get home if not right before they leave work, gloves, etc, all day long. Uncomfortable but it will eliminate some of the germ sharing. Do not mix your home clothes/shoes with your work clothes/shoes even if it means stripping down naked before you walk in the door; shower immediately upon returning home with Betadine; water down the Betadine and get some in your eyes and up your nose, it kills nearly everything before it can take up residence in your lacrimal ducts or throat. Shower at the hospital if there is facilities for that, and put the dirty clothes in a plastic bag before you bring them home, then immediately into the laundry.

And there should be NO VISITORS allowed in hospitals of any kind, especially those dirty goober types who stand around in their filthy clothes looking confused and touching everything while gramma is dying from her stroke (you know who you are, you haven't one iota of medical education); only visitors allowed should be the parents of hospitalized children.

Anyone in the medical field, wise up fast, save your money and figure out what you can do with your education that doesn't involve public contact, which may now be deadly.

Avoid going out in public everybody; go shopping late at night or very early in the morning, avoid public conferences, plays, movies, etc. Homeschool if there's any way in hell you can do it. The schools are the worse vectors of any disease, apart from hospitals which are dirtier than garbage dumps and deadlier than land mines.

Source of information: 30 years working in hospitals and seeing how bad things have gotten over time.

Oh, and doctors haven't a clue; most know only what they were 'taught' (actually cribbed for on exams, if they didn't outright cheat to get through med school) and their knowledge of alternative medicines is generally something on the order of a kneejerk response that 'you're a conspiracy theorist'; they don't even read their own literature. Notice how many dentists are still shilling for fluoride even though Harvard came out with a study that it reduces IQ...

My daughter graduated from nursing school five years ago, and immediately landed a $70,000 a year job in Bethel Alaska. You might want to look into that.

Yea, I can feel it in the air or is it drink the tea...
The Season to just Blow jobs and everything under the sun.

Countries gone to hell. For sure.

Money just aint what it used to be.

But you are showing your face.. isn't that more telling than the city? Just curious.

Anybody out there who has been putting off semi-elective surgery (for something relatively important, not new boobs) should do it NOW rather than wait; there will be no more hospitals in another year if this keeps up. You can't keep a hospital going without nursing staff and they are already at skeleton staffing in most places.

Everyone working in hospitals, EVERYONE, should wear a mask, clean scrubs that are removed as soon as they get home if not right before they leave work, gloves, etc, all day long. Uncomfortable but it will eliminate some of the germ sharing. Do not mix your home clothes/shoes with your work clothes/shoes even if it means stripping down naked before you walk in the door; shower immediately upon returning home with Betadine; water down the Betadine and get some in your eyes and up your nose, it kills nearly everything before it can take up residence in your lacrimal ducts or throat. Shower at the hospital if there is facilities for that, and put the dirty clothes in a plastic bag before you bring them home, then immediately into the laundry.

And there should be NO VISITORS allowed in hospitals of any kind, especially those dirty goober types who stand around in their filthy clothes looking confused and touching everything while gramma is dying from her stroke (you know who you are, you haven't one iota of medical education); only visitors allowed should be the parents of hospitalized children.

Anyone in the medical field, wise up fast, save your money and figure out what you can do with your education that doesn't involve public contact, which may now be deadly.

Avoid going out in public everybody; go shopping late at night or very early in the morning, avoid public conferences, plays, movies, etc. Homeschool if there's any way in hell you can do it. The schools are the worse vectors of any disease, apart from hospitals which are dirtier than garbage dumps and deadlier than land mines.

Source of information: 30 years working in hospitals and seeing how bad things have gotten over time.

Oh, and doctors haven't a clue; most know only what they were 'taught' (actually cribbed for on exams, if they didn't outright cheat to get through med school) and their knowledge of alternative medicines is generally something on the order of a kneejerk response that 'you're a conspiracy theorist'; they don't even read their own literature. Notice how many dentists are still shilling for fluoride even though Harvard came out with a study that it reduces IQ...

Got any vacation to take? Spend time with the kids, your man, friends, whoever, just avoid the Ebola.

Wow, were is this?

LOL! Avoid the EBOLA!

The worst part is the hospital policy of no vacations November 1st- January 1.

I just enjoy everyday. :)

Is this an annual policy or just started this year??