I really thought this might just disappear into the ether but the momentum is suddenly everywhere and honestly it feels a bit surreal. My phone has been buzzing constantly with notifications and I hope everyone knows just how much this sudden surge means to me since I started this on a total whim during my lunch break.
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Sarah Roberts
11 years ago
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Too many phones on the floor is a massive distraction for nurses when they should be focusing on meds. Keep them out of patient areas.
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Mark Santana
11 years ago
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totally agree. seen so many staff just scrolling while patients are waiting for call bells. need a strict policy on this.
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Rachel Van Allen
11 years ago
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My primary concern is the risk that cell phone uses poses to patient confidentiality.
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Martha Wilke
11 years ago
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I agree 100%. I also think that staff being responsible for keeping cords/electronic devices safe/clean/organized would be considered "MUDA" by TPS.
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David Powell
11 years ago
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privacy concerns are real. you never know who is taking pictures of charts and that is a huge liability risk for the hospital.
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Irene Wiles
11 years ago
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As the infection control champion on unit I support this initative in regards to both privacy & infection control issues.
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Alexandra Milne
11 years ago
child and adolescent mental health
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Hilary Burgess
11 years ago
On the child & adolescent MH inpatient unit, cell phone use is not permitted.
I really thought this might just disappear into the ether but the momentum is suddenly everywhere and honestly it feels a bit surreal. My phone has been buzzing constantly with notifications and I hope everyone knows just how much this sudden surge means to me since I started this on a total whim during my lunch break.
9 Comments
S
Sarah Roberts
11 years ago
Featured
Too many phones on the floor is a massive distraction for nurses when they should be focusing on meds. Keep them out of patient areas.
M
Mark Santana
11 years ago
Featured
totally agree. seen so many staff just scrolling while patients are waiting for call bells. need a strict policy on this.
R
Rachel Van Allen
11 years ago
Featured
My primary concern is the risk that cell phone uses poses to patient confidentiality.
M
Martha Wilke
11 years ago
Featured
I agree 100%. I also think that staff being responsible for keeping cords/electronic devices safe/clean/organized would be considered "MUDA" by TPS.
D
David Powell
11 years ago
Featured
privacy concerns are real. you never know who is taking pictures of charts and that is a huge liability risk for the hospital.
I
Irene Wiles
11 years ago
Featured
As the infection control champion on unit I support this initative in regards to both privacy & infection control issues.
A
Alexandra Milne
11 years ago
child and adolescent mental health
H
Hilary Burgess
11 years ago
On the child & adolescent MH inpatient unit, cell phone use is not permitted.
Too many phones on the floor is a massive distraction for nurses when they should be focusing on meds. Keep them out of patient areas.