Amy Rodriquez
@amyrod.bsky.social
Clinical Trial Coordinator, NICU Nurse, Mum and PhD student looking to improve neonatal palliative and end-of-life care.
I agree with all your saying and there is a lot of work being done on moral distress of all healthcare professionals working in a NICU. However, it was your original comment that dismissed nurses by saying ‘it usually isn’t the nurses being asked to cannulate …’ please don’t undervalue what they do.
November 20, 2024 at 8:47 PM
I agree with all your saying and there is a lot of work being done on moral distress of all healthcare professionals working in a NICU. However, it was your original comment that dismissed nurses by saying ‘it usually isn’t the nurses being asked to cannulate …’ please don’t undervalue what they do.
I agree it isn’t always the nurses being asked to cannulate but also in the nicest way possible it isn’t the doctors who are at the bedside 8-12 hours a day caring for these babies and their families. Everyone suffers moral distress at some point but there is a huge burden on the bedside nurses.
November 20, 2024 at 9:03 AM
I agree it isn’t always the nurses being asked to cannulate but also in the nicest way possible it isn’t the doctors who are at the bedside 8-12 hours a day caring for these babies and their families. Everyone suffers moral distress at some point but there is a huge burden on the bedside nurses.