I need a valid answer from a person who works in a hospital. Please say what hospital and where hopsital is located. Thanks
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Yes, I work at a large university hospital, an the policy is to respect the religion of others. Even if you do not have a religious objection to something, you still can refuse on moral issues. This should be brought up with the head nurse, or superior, and other arrangements should be made. If you are being pressured by your superiors, you need to go to your Human Resources dept.
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call your local hospitals and they will give you the info
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i worked in the lab at a hospital because i wanted to become a nurse and i thought that would be a great start, and u never know, the hospital that i worked for was going to pay 100 percent of my schooling and then give me a job there.. so u might wanna try that... and also u get experience bc ur working in a HOSPITAL setting.!
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I have never heard of British Military Hospital myself. Most older people were delivered by midwives, less older ones in Alexandra Hospital, and younger ones in KK Hospital.\n\nRunning a google search I realised (BMH) used to be Alexandra Hospital! This hospital is near Ikea and Queensway Shopping Centre. Seems like many of us are born there :)\n\nhttp://www.scholars.nus.edu.sg/post/singapore/history/hospital/ah1.html
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Hi There, I am currently residing in Michigan. I believe you should go to UofM AnnArbor Hospital. \n\nGreat Hospital, I go there for all my check up and doctors appoinment, if he is a younger child, beneather 18, he will go down to the clinics on the Taubman Floor as I do.
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yes i work at a hospital...go to the emergency room or urgent care...urgent care would be less expensive....the doctor may want to drain it...at least the doctor will give you medication which will help with the pain tremendously..also he may give you crutches...
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On the internet, try www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk or get a list off the internet of the hospitals in Essex. Good Luck.
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go to the hospital u were born in and ask them
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Try any large University based hospital for starters. Before Katrina, I'm sure Tulane would have been the place to go. Not sure if Oschner is still up to full speed yet. Try Baylor or any of the big Texas hospitals.
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I heard VA hospitals are much better than they use to be.\n\nGood luck and good health.
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What a question! how do u know they are affraind to go to the hospital?   I have a friend working in a hospital and she told me they go so many people like that, and nope, they dont ask for a social if they do, they say they dont have one and is ok with the hospital. and Of course they pay the hospital or believe or not, many ones have an insurance.
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Please keep this question open my grandmother was in a nurseing home in Chapel Hill,I can't remember the name ill have to call my mom,but it was the nicest place I had ever seen and the staff was wonderful.I'll find out and edit this tomorrow to let you know.\n\nOk the name of it is Heartfeilds,its located in Cary,but this place is wonderful!I I wish you the best of luck!
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there are two hospitals in keokuk first is graham and the next is keokuk area hospital.try these for records. even try american legion in keokuk.put an ad daily gauge ciy paper there. e-mail my friend who isfrom keokuk at mycamaro92@netzero.net(she wants you to) she has more info for you Good Luck
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I'm a resident at UCSF, and it's very easy.  You can call up any hospital and ask them if they have a shadowing program.  Your best bet are hopsitals that are affiliated with a school/university.  Those hospitals have attendings who love to teach, and never mind an enthusiastic high school or college student who wants to tag along.  You can even call a doctor directly that you know about and just ask.  Don't be afraid, most doctors are complimented that you want to shadow them.  And if they cannot be shadowed, ask them if they know anybody who can let you follow along.  Also think of what kind of doctor you want to shadow.  You can even look up the doctors in your insurance plan (if you have one) and call them up, asking if you could follow for a day.
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I was in twice for a broken arm.  The first time right after it happened so they could put a pin in it, and the second time to do MORE surgery since the first one didn't work and the bone didn't heal.  All is well now, though!  I also work in a hospital.  Would rather work there than be a patient ANY day!!!
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no, I have never worked in a hospital...well, that's not true, I worked in a mental ward for a few days.  But no one wanted to sleep w/those patients...they were CRAZY!\n\nBut I could relate to the dog being put to sleep.  I was thinking...man, that sure would be nice to just be given a shot so i could die.
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Look at the big cardiac hospitals, depending on location.  I'm in Tennessee, good places would be Vanderbilt University Hospital in Nashville or University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB).  Most large cities are a good source...New York, Chicago, L.A., Dallas just to name a few.  Sorry I can't be more help, giving you what I know.