For the past three weeks, I think I did pretty good in reviewing my works making sure that I didn’t make any mistakes. I learned the hard way that I can get in trouble even on times that I least expect, or worst on situations that I am not even involved at all. And the truth is, no one will really cover for me and neither can I trust someone to stand up for me. I am working with great people and that I will never take away from them. I think they are the best in what they do and even I am amazed on how good they are. There are just those times – those unavoidable circumstances – that things just sort of happen and everything just crumbles into this big pile of problem. The worst is that I cannot take myself away from the picture because most if not all accounts start with me, and at the end when something goes wrong they tend to come haunt me.
The past two weeks came particularly hard on me. Yesterday, I had to answer from another team as to why not enough blood was drawn from one of the patients, and adding to that is why a label was placed on a wrong specimen. Two weeks before that, a miscellaneous order was not drawn. The day after, I learned that the new guy did not draw two miscellaneous again. Good thing I saw them lying on the rack because then it would have been easy for them to say it was not there and there is no way I can prove that they were.
What happened today is a total nightmare. It started with a call from a Dr’s office informing us of a stat order for a kidney transplant patient in few hours. When the patient came to the lab, I made sure they were taken in right away. They were registered upfront then they came to us for the lab works. The order was placed accurately and on STAT. Read the rest of this entry »
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