2/5 Layne D. 5 years ago on Google
Unfortunately,
although
the
doctors
and
surgeons
here
are
noteworthy,
the
nurses
here
were
awful.
A
family
member
of
mine
was
in
a
very
bad
accident
and
airlifted
to
Ryder/Jackson.
He
had
two
surgeries
and
almost
full
body
road
rash.
When
I
arrived
he
was
physically
stuck
to
the
sheets
by
open
wounds
with
blood
everywhere.
I
was
appalled
and
called
for
a
nurse,
he
told
me
he’d
been
doing
so
and
no
one
came.
He
was
right,
no
one
came
until
I
“annoyed”
them
5
times.
A
nurse
finally
came,
administered
pain
medication
which
was
an
hour
overdue
(day
one
out
of
surgery;
can
you
imagine?).
Most
of
the
nurses
on
the
floor
were
very
rude
and
not
helpful
at
all.
The
medication
and
vitamin
schedule
was
ignored
and
the
whole
process
was
brutally
painful
for
him.
They
also
“ran
out”
of
non
stick
bandages
for
three
days.
Fortunately,
one
of
his
surgeons
who
came
to
check
on
him
was
our
savior.
We
mentioned
issues
we’d
been
having
and
even
he
was
upset
by
it.
He
brought
a
nurse
in
who
miraculously
found
these
bandages
after
all
this
time.
It
was
a
painful
process
to
watch
and
I
wasn’t
the
injured
one.
Once
we
received
some
of
the
non
stick
bandages
the
nurses
still
wouldn’t
answer
calls
or
come
in
so
I
was
bandaging
him
so
he
wouldn’t
stick
to
the
bed
sheets
and
be
in
even
more
pain
without
the
right
routine
of
pain
medication.
Now,
there
were
6
of
the
nurses
who
were
friendly
and
helpful
and
did
what
they
could;
but
the
bandage
outage
was
hospital
wide
apparently
and
wasn’t
a
whole
lot
they
could
do.
The
nurses
I
praise
were
just
on
schedule
and
his
pain
was
managed
better/enough
that
he
wasn’t
shaking
and
screaming
in
absolute
agony.
Accompanied
is
a
picture
of
what
one
of
the
nurses
did.
A
job
well
done?
I
think
not.
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