I’ll try be brief ;
What’s the point of doing a 100% compliant pm if it just gets mucked in the hospital ? – it’s a system , the strongest point is as weak as the weakest link ( I sailed ½ round the world in my youth )
One day one of those big shot could be cutting you or someone you know open :
http://www.risky-business.com/talk-18-story-of-bethany-bowen-2.html?channel_id=4 ( if this doesn’t move you nothing will )
What I am suggesting doesn’t mean you have to hold their hands – just show them the evidence.
Reporting NPF should be consistent and simple ( and on another thread I guess)
The tech savvy clinicians I am referring to don’t have any titles ( in most cases) – they just nurses and drs you see every day , they fiddle around with bits & gadgets , build websites etc – the problem with too much experience invested with one “officially ‘ appointed tech savvy clinician is that it stifles initiative and prevents people who are genuinely interested in a device or technology from getting involved ( also for another thread )
Thanks for taking the time to read and respond to the posts Geoff
