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Quality Safe Delivery of Care is the Expectation of Every Patient Mickey always said - ask your nurses, dialysis technicians and physicians - What kind of care would you, or your loved one, want to receive? Is the care you are giving me, what you would want for yourself, or a loved one? (Would you (staff) want the care you are giving me, e.g. not washing your hands?) (Would you (staff) tell whoever was taking care of you to wash their hands if they forgot, knowing you might get an infection?)
The comments, other than state/federal documents/information, contained herein on this website, are the opinions of Roberta Mikles, BA RN Dialysis Patient Safety Advocate. Information on this website is not to be used in lieu of medical and/or legal advice. This site is dedicated to "Mickey" because he loved life, in spite of obstacles he encountered during his dialysis journey. He had courage and determination. This picture, taken several years ago, is after finishing one of his dialysis treatments. Behind
Attention -- DOES YOUR DIALYSIS TECHNICIAN, or NURSE NEED TO BE REPORTED? It is mandated that dialysis technicians be certified and nurses be licensed. Technicians, and nurses, should be following their facility's procedures/policies, as well as federal and state regulations. As noted in the surveys (inspection reports), many technicians and nurses are not doing such. If you have had a negative outcome, or a loved one has died, as the result of a technician, or nurse, not following correct practices, a comp