Im doing health and social care unit 1 but im abit stuck lol :p
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Usually a direct worker creates direct billing like a doctor who treats patients, an indirect worker provides support but the billing is not based on their work.  A receptionist or accountant is often an indirect worker.
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Contact Social Services asap, they WILL be able to help you, even the very same day in most cases, especially as you are also becoming ill and stressed with all the pressure being put on you. CPN's are not very good in my experience (I have had a lot of experience)
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at the time\nage 15\noccupation school\nsex female\naccident fell of a horse and awoke under a car\nkept in for blood in urine and concussion as well as lot of cuts and bruses mainly to my back\nadmitted to the old manor hospital a&e Nuneaton warwickshire nr coventry (old cos its now closed) hospital was very old and seemed to consist of 2 wards childrens (too old for) adults so admitted to mixed adults ward\ndidnt care very scared, upset and wanted to go home slept fitfully through the night discarged 10 am next day after they had moved every single item in there and cleaned it, wonder if they still do that or just clean round it. they wouldnt even let me go to the bathroom them made me use a bed pan i tell you it would have hurt less to walt to the loo then use that thing they are really not designed to be used laying down\nnow 30ish still nuneaton taxi driver\nwould rather be on a female ward cos men snore lots and i am a very light sleeper but would discharge myself at earlist oppertunity because of mrsa and things\nBTW have been treated in out patients this year, recovery was a mixed ward but i react badly to the injections they give you to put you to sleep i wake up panicing and crying and sick so they just left me to sleep it of and i was so doped up i didnt care i just wanted my hubby and to go home\nhope it helps
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Ok, hang in there, I hope you'll get the angiogram done as soon as possible. I also work in England- in a hospital that does angiograms, not an NHS hospital.. Consider a private insurance (BUPA is good)..
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Is the option to add route b choice still open? If not clearing in july would probably be the best bet. check with UCAS who will be able to tell you for sure. Good luck with the course you choose.
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Yes NHS is crap, similar experience here and I lost my little girl, stillborn at 40 weeks, she had only been dead a week, cord wrapped around her neck. I'd visited my doctor and gynaecologist earlier in the week and they never picked up on it. I knew she'd stopped moving as much but stepmum said it was the calm before the storm. Took me in to start me off, did a scan and told me she was dead, and I'd have to give birth naturally. Sheer hell I'll never forget it. So get your husband to kick but as much as he has to till they take notice. Be careful and good luck. X
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You should pick an area that you are interesed in working as once you get done.  Since you are unsure try something new, but if you have any interest in women's care or critical care then maybe go there.
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If you look in the yellow pages under "hospital" I'm sure you will find the right psych unit for you!  :-)  the funny thing is... I understand how sick you are!
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They dont teach VB6 on GCSE,  stick to learning your 2x Tables.\n\nDegree  PMSL
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I'm a RN in a Large Medical Center, I would be most willing to help you.  I know we don't them Wards but Units but it really may be the type of hospital. So what ever you need help with just ask, I have no problems with helping someone with medical stuff-HotBurnNurse
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Go to your GP and explain how you feel. They should refer you to one of their in-house councilors, which is free. Good luck
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I sincerely think you are not in a position to judge what is safe patient care.  You admit you are having these episodes of not being able to control your mental capability to perform.  And you are endangering the patients you are caring for as a nurse in an ICU unit.\n\nGet professional help and get out of patient care please.
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Of course you can! Congratulations on making it this far - you should be really proud of yourself.\n\nJust make sure you do things like getting out of the house everyday, are really kind to yourself and get help from the university medical centre if you feel yourself getting down again.\n\nGood luck and enjoy your return to uni :-)
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i hope this is not too late, I tried to search for the hospital map on the hospital website but wasn't able to, you could simply call the operator and let them answer this question, good luck
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med assist is just a skivvy, go nurse, they can train you if you need to convert to adult nursing. the RAF rocks, go do it! chat to your local CIO (careers information office) and get all the info
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Talk to your doctor. If he / she cannot help you, due a language-related barrier, then they can refer you to someone who can. Consult with your local health department or social services office. Maybe there is someone there who can help you as well. \n\nGood luck and best wishes....
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Try contacting the British council - my shcool had one but she had to go home due to illness