xforeverxmetalx

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Yea, like yesterday I was done and I went to dress. When I was in the changing room I heard the alarm ring all the time I changed. Was probably about 15 minutes. Then I went out and by then it were already two alarms ringing. No one even thinking of going to the rooms. I went to the rooms in my daily clothes because I do care for the patients. One of the alarms was and old woman with diarrhea who needed to go to the toilet really badly. It sucks that they let her just wait that long! :mad:

ah wow :eek::(
 

Sipyloidea

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and you don't get paid either :rolleyes:
yea... I wish I was :p
woow they seriously let people wait that long? :eek:
I hope that if I ever need to be in hospital and need help with something they help me some faster..

15 min.. that's ridiculous...
crazy, isn't it? :( Of course they have the experiences, that most ringing is only secondary, but I mean I've had a lot of alarms where people needed to go to the toilet or like couldn't breathe properly and stuff. Some people do need help quickly in the end and if they don't it's still suck to let them wait even if it's just small stuff. I mean those people just can't help themselves, what are they supposed to do?
ah okay, sooo what's next?
University I hope :p
 

xforeverxmetalx

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crazy, isn't it? :( Of course they have the experiences, that most ringing is only secondary, but I mean I've had a lot of alarms where people needed to go to the toilet or like couldn't breathe properly and stuff. Some people do need help quickly in the end and if they don't it's still suck to let them wait even if it's just small stuff. I mean those people just can't help themselves, what are they supposed to do?

exactly, that's what I have a problem with...
like if someone rushes you to the hospital and you could die any second now of whatever it was, and they make you wait?! :mad::(
if it's not life-threatening or anything like that, then it makes more sense to have you wait, but otherwise... hospitals need to be ready for emergencies... isn't that the point, anyway?
just saying :rolleyes:

University I hope :p

good luck then :]
 

agresionpower

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crazy, isn't it? :( Of course they have the experiences, that most ringing is only secondary, but I mean I've had a lot of alarms where people needed to go to the toilet or like couldn't breathe properly and stuff. Some people do need help quickly in the end and if they don't it's still suck to let them wait even if it's just small stuff. I mean those people just can't help themselves, what are they supposed to do?

yeah I can understand that part, I can become sceptic toward customers too when I always hear to same stuff...
but still, customers can life without their internet.. but we're talking about a hospital.
 

Sipyloidea

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exactly, that's what I have a problem with...
like if someone rushes you to the hospital and you could die any second now of whatever it was, and they make you wait?! :mad::(
if it's not life-threatening or anything like that, then it makes more sense to have you wait, but otherwise... hospitals need to be ready for emergencies... isn't that the point, anyway?
just saying :rolleyes:



good luck then :]

yeah I can understand that part, I can become sceptic toward customers too when I always hear to same stuff...
but still, customers can life without their internet.. but we're talking about a hospital.
I don't care about if it's life-threatening or not. I just find it inappropriate and humiliating if they don't help the patients. So it's just a patient who's being thirsty? Not life-threatening, but should they have to wait half an hour until they're able to drink anything? They are already feeling really bad, they should be comfortable
 

agresionpower

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I don't care about if it's life-threatening or not. I just find it inappropriate and humiliating if they don't help the patients. So it's just a patient who's being thirsty? Not life-threatening, but should they have to wait half an hour until they're able to drink anything? They are already feeling really bad, they should be comfortable

I totally agree with you.
I ment internet for example isn't like a first thing you need in life.
things like drinking and going to the toilet are
 

xforeverxmetalx

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I don't care about if it's life-threatening or not. I just find it inappropriate and humiliating if they don't help the patients. So it's just a patient who's being thirsty? Not life-threatening, but should they have to wait half an hour until they're able to drink anything? They are already feeling really bad, they should be comfortable

well yea, that too... you shouldn't have to wait so long for anything, especially if it's something you need [food/drink/bathroom/etc]
was just saying, if it's life threatening, it needs immediate attention
...maybe I was off-topic :rolleyes::D