Can't really run safely and codes?

[RespectTheChemistry]

I can't really run because of a neurological thing.

I float everywhere as a volunteer at a children's hospital. I was in the PICU the other day. Code blue came over the intercom and everyone's Volte made a high pitch sound and everyone ran to the proper place.

Does everyone do that? Is it bad if someone can't do that?

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[Princeton Medical Student]

This won’t be a problem.

 

[RespectTheChemistry]

This won’t be a problem.

Thanks!

 

[allantois]

MS3 to the code.. said no one ever

 

[Mojotheburrito]

Never run in the hospital

 

[RespectTheChemistry]

Never run in the hospital

Nonclinical staff [research] have to listen to the same All Staff training as clinical staff even though most of that stuff isn't relevant to nonclinical staff.* They have a 'No running' rule for precisely what I was worried about: falls.

That's why I was so surprised when I saw everyone do it!


*Sometimes I think they were just too lazy to make two sets of training videos.

 

[Matthew9Thirtyfive]

MS3 to the code.. said no one ever

M3 doesn’t last forever.

But yeah, don’t run. Can’t help anyone if you get hurt on the way there.

 

[RespectTheChemistry]

M3 doesn’t last forever.

But yeah, don’t run. Can’t help anyone if you get hurt on the way there.

My thoughts exactly!