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The
ratio
of
nurses
and
their
patients
is
1:
3,
instead
of
1:
1,
they
prioritize
piles
of
paperworks
and
admin
work
than
patients,
sometimes
it
seems
that
handover
between
nurses
is
still
unmanageable,
because
of
the
drugs
they
skip
or
have
been
drinking
or
don't
know
if
they
have
been
given
or
not
yet.
This
hospital
only
cares
to
get
all
of
your
cash!
They
would
run
the
same
laboratory
tests
multiple
times
even
if
the
results
were
all
normal
and
even
if
it
was
completely
unrelated
to
ruling
out
or
confirm
their
diagnosis.Save
your
wallet!
Their
brand
size
in
medicines
and
supplies
is
almost
300%
to
500%
on
average,
based
on
my
review
of
the
detailed
statement
of
account
namen!
While
Papa
was
still
speaking
and
consciously
in
the
ICU,
room
#
6,
he
complained
that
nurses
and
nursing
aids
were
too
loud
and
funny,
sometimes
even
student
visits
inside
the
ICU
where
many
med
students
(around
10
to
25)
spy
on
the
patient
(usually
they
do
it
with
the
unconscious,
comatose)
record
notes,
hold
the
patient
and
look
at
the
machines
that
are
already
attached
to
you
in
a
secret
experiment.
Some
nurses
are
incompetent,
rude
and
clumsy,
I
once
saw
Albumin
worth
4k
dripping
on
the
floor
because
of
his
poor
setup,
he
denied
it
and
even
mocked
me.
When
Dad
was
in
pain
due
to
his
stage
4
cancer,
we
insisted
on
the
nurse
on
duty
to
coordinate
with
the
Doctor
if
they
could
give
tramadol
to
Papa
to
manage
his
severe
back
pain
around
10am
..
when
he
returned
at
7pm
and
asked
if
given
the
pain
reliever,
he
forgot
to
ask
Doc.
What
a
shock
to
find
out
that
Dad
was
left
in
ICU
in
severe
pain
after
no
medication
was
given
for
pain
management!
(Original)
1:3
ang
ratio
ng
nurse
at
pasyente
nila
instead
na
1:1,
mas
inuuna
pa
nila
ang
tambak
na
paperworks
at
admin
work
kaysa
sa
pasyente,
minsan
parang
hindi
pa
maayos
ang
handover
between
nurses,
dahil
may
mga
gamot
na
na-skip
nila
or
nasobrang
ipainom
or
hindi
alam
if
naibigay
na
or
hindi
pa.
This
hospital
only
cares
to
get
all
of
your
cash!
They
would
run
the
same
laboratory
tests
multiple
times
even
if
the
results
were
all
normal
and
even
if
it
is
completely
unrelated
to
ruling
out
or
confirm
their
diagnosis.Save
your
wallet!
Sobrang
laki
ng
mark-up
nila
sa
medicines
and
supplies
almost
300%
to
500%
on
average,
base
sa
review
ko
ng
detailed
statement
of
account
namen!
Nung
nakakapagsalita
pa
si
Papa
at
conscious
pa
sa
loob
ng
ICU,
room#6,
nagreklamo
siya
na
sobrang
maingay
at
nagtatawanan
daw
ang
mga
nurses
at
nursing
aids,
minsan
may
mga
student
visits
pa
sa
loob
ng
ICU
kung
saan
maraming
med
students
(around
10
to
25)
ang
sumisilip
sa
pasyente
(usually
ginagawa
nila
ito
sa
mga
unconscious,
comatose)magtatakedown
ng
notes,
hahawakan
yung
patient
at
titignan
yung
mga
machine
na
nakakabit
na
para
kang
subject
sa
isang
secret
experiment.
Some
nurses
are
incompetent,
rude
and
clumsy,
minsan
nakita
ko
na
tumutulo
yung
Albumin
worth
4k
sa
sahig
dahil
hindi
maayos
yung
pag
setup
niya,
she
denied
at
tinarayan
pa
ako.
Nung
sobrang
in
pain
si
Papa
due
to
his
stage
4
cancer,
we
insist
sa
nurse
on
duty
na
i-coordinate
sa
Doctor
if
they
can
give
tramadol
kay
Papa
to
manage
his
severe
back
pain
around
10am..
nung
bumalik
kame
ng
7pm
and
asked
if
nabigay
ng
pain
reliever,
nakalimutan
daw
niya
itanong
kay
Doc.
Nakakagigil
malaman
na
iniwan
namen
sa
ICU
in
severe
pain
si
Papa
tapos
wala
man
lang
binigay
na
medication
for
pain
management!
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