So I have gotten written up by nurses in "incident reports" a few times over the years and I cannot for the life of me figure out the reasoning behind this utter bull****. My write ups have mainly come from OB. To elaborate, I was first written up for an epidural that despite repeating it 3 times had a persistent right window and I offered the patient (who at that point was 10cm and starting to push) a spinal, which I did and she was very comfortable. The report said it was for "inadequate labor analgesia".
Next, I had a c-section under epidural where the young patient was complaining of severe pain. I asked the nurse that the boyfriend be taken out so I could give the patient my full attention if I needed to go GA. The nurse refused and when I raised my voice asking again apparently that was grounds for being written up. I was also written up another time for being told that the patient was in the OR (without me or another anesthesia provider) for her elective c-section despite the fact that I told them before it was inappropriate to bring the patient to the OR before I had the chance to interview and examine her.
In the OR I have been written up for a case of severe bronchospasm in a pedi case where I called for backup and another case where I converted from an LMA to an ETT because the patient desatted.
Am I missing something here or is this nursing driven bull**** out of control?
Next, I had a c-section under epidural where the young patient was complaining of severe pain. I asked the nurse that the boyfriend be taken out so I could give the patient my full attention if I needed to go GA. The nurse refused and when I raised my voice asking again apparently that was grounds for being written up. I was also written up another time for being told that the patient was in the OR (without me or another anesthesia provider) for her elective c-section despite the fact that I told them before it was inappropriate to bring the patient to the OR before I had the chance to interview and examine her.
In the OR I have been written up for a case of severe bronchospasm in a pedi case where I called for backup and another case where I converted from an LMA to an ETT because the patient desatted.
Am I missing something here or is this nursing driven bull**** out of control?