Whooot!

Two deadlines killed off this afternoon!

Yea, me!
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Here's a shoutout to Jeff, who picked up some of my advice for Alwin. Al was having a problem I've already learned to overcome, so I felt obliged to share. We Radio mac-heads have to look out for each other, ya know :-)

BTW, Jeff, are you really running your blog in five languages?

Dang, I still have problems with my 'native' language. And I have editors at work who support this opinion. ;-)
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Alwin asks a question without easy answers today...

One of the big issues in critical care/ED nursing is the issue of having families present during the acute resuscitation. Should families be given the option of watching these procedures?

Al, a viewing gallery like those in some surgery theatres might do the trick. The problems then shift to be the restricted resource that room presents, and of course, knowing which patients to place in those rooms in the first place.

I suppose if you could reliably answer the second problem, there might not be the need to have 'em there in the first place...

I would want to see things, but mainly for the piece of mind.
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