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Emily, remember I told you about Mr. Henderson's bruise last week?
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Why it worked
The video likely resonated with healthcare professionals by depicting a relatable scenario of a busy work environment leading to a documentation oversight, framed as a learning opportunity.
Summary
Two nurses discuss a patient's bruise that was not documented. One nurse admits it was her fault for forgetting to do the paperwork due to being busy, while the other confirms the patient was combative and banged his arm.
Structure
- 1Discussion of patient's bruise
- 2Admission of missed documentation
- 3Explanation of the incident
- 4Confirmation of patient's actions
Call to action
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Emily, RN
Supervisor
RN
SUPERVISOR
Transcript
Emily, remember I told you about Mr. Henderson's bruise last week? Remind me. He was walking in his room banging his arm on his nightstand. Oh yeah, Michelle just identified it, but nothing was documented. That was totally my fault. I was so busy, I forgot to do the paperwork. So Tasha, you were with him and observed this happen? Yes. He was being combative when I was trying to help him and he banged his arm on his nightstand.
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Investigating an Incident Report: Why the First Answer Isn't Always the Full Story Her story changed the moment someone asked one more question. The first version of a story is often just the version that comes to mind fastest, not the complete one. This is exactly how I investigate every event, resident interview, the environment and witness statements when they can't recall. Follow for more scenarios like this one. #nursingtiktok #cnalife #nursesoftiktok #longtermcare #directorofnursing #nurselife #healthcareworkers #fyp
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