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That does sound frustrating. Have you talked to her directly about it? Are these specifically things that could put the patient in danger, or just that she manages her time poorly? If it's poor time management, she may just take longer than others to get her rhythm and routine down. If she isn't grabbing enough pills from the Pyxis, take her step by step through. (For ex: I make a med list in the morning for my patient and jot down Metoprolol, 50mg.
Share Article By 0900 on the first day of orientation with her preceptee, Sheila knew, and groaned inwardly. Her preceptee, Kyle, was a know-it-all. During rounds on their patient in the designated COVID-19 ICU unit, the intensivist musingly mentioned transfusion. Kyle spoke up excitedly, “Oh, you mean convalescent plasma transfusion? It looks promising. I read that it can be useful in the treatment of critically ill patients with COVID-19.
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