I'm so proud of my nursing staff at in our little Operating room! We were one of the first five in the nation to receive this award from the Association of Operating Room Nurses (AORN). Since this is the only place I really have to brag to my imaginary innerweb friends, here's a picture (yours truly, far right).
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I’m glad the link spelled out that RSI stood for Retained Surgical Items. I was thinking that avoiding Repetitive Stress Injuries was a good thing, but is it really that big a deal? Retained Surgical Items seems like a much bigger deal.
Congrats!
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Congratulations! Quite a nice award to win. Pretty cool to see you so proud of your team you’re bragging about it. One of those small things that shows you really care.
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Congratulations. It’s very important all pieces are accounted for. Quick story. I had some clients. husband and wife, he was an anaesthesiologist and she was a nurse of some kind. Not that they were the ones doing actual surgery but just to add context. Anyway she had some kind of surgery and weeks/months later started having issues and turns out they had left some kind of gauze/sponge inside. She got it removed but she had all kinds long term issues over it like years later and it was all traced back to this. So that’s kinda important part of the surgery to not leave anything behind.
That is great. A fine looking group. Our country has some of the finest healthcare workers there are. Most hospitals have groups just like yours saving lives every single day. You guys are all a true blessing.
Originally posted by slosig: I’m glad the link spelled out that RSI stood for Retained Surgical Items. I was thinking that avoiding Repetitive Stress Injuries was a good thing, but is it really that big a deal? Retained Surgical Items seems like a much bigger deal.
Congrats!
I'm with you. I googled and stopped at Repetitive Stress Injury as I thought it made sense. Retained Surgical Items seems like a no-brainer to try and achieve each and every time.
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Thanks y'all! This is only half of us, but AORN needed a photo so we gathered what we could. RSIs are a real problem these days, it amazed me how much stuff got left in the belly.
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