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The stories I offer up are my own, slightly modified to keep confidentiality and not bring unwanted attention to my colleagues and patients. They are all true.Although they are written from a social work perspective by a professional social worker, anyone who ever worked in a hospital might benefit some way from them. Doctors, nurses, techs, paramedics, cops or anyone else curious about what really goes on in the ER will find something of interest. Hopefully they can say, “Hey, that worked. Next time I might try that.” To me, that is the ultimate compliment. If you want to know anything more about me, read the stories….
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Monthly Archives: March 2020
Suicide
There’s always an intervention somewhere. With a patient. With a family. Even with a stranger. But all interventions have the same goal of trying to make sure that when the person leaves he has the necessary information and hopefully the … Continue reading
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