Comments by moon117 - Las Vegas Sun

Comments by user: moon117

Posted on: Another violation, many clinics

Who said doctors and nurses were the same? Yes, both have their share of poor provoders, but both have theirs share of good providers too. Good nurses and doctors work as team members on the same side (that of the patient). Their roles aer different but their goals ultimately the same - OPTIMAL CLIENT OUTCOMES. There is too much destruction and not enough construction towards and within the medical profession. I don't even know what to say when i hear a generalized statement "get over it".

(Suggest removal) 3/24/08 at 3:56 p.m.

Posted on: Picking up where recycling story left off

I live in an apartment. Would anyone be able to tell me where i can take my cans, plastic, etc to be recycled? I don't mind the inconvenience of taking my recycling somewhere.

(Suggest removal) 3/24/08 at 3:32 p.m.

Posted on: Another violation, many clinics

whitewater- I am not a CRNA, am an RN and have several Physicians and nurses in my family. I feel It is important that the public is educated about the roles and responsibilities of different medical professionals. It seems that Morpheus is only trying to educate the public and stand up for his profession--and so he should. CRNA'a are very capable and i would trust a good CRNA equally to that of a good anesthesiologist. At this point, the public is like an angry mob who seems to just want to fry everyone and anyone who is associated with medicine. There are a lot of good medical personnel who are not guilty and it is important to realize that. The responsibilities of Nurses and doctor's grows with each passing year due to nation wide shortages. It takes courage and conviction to dedicate oneself to medicine. It is outrageous that a handful of nurses and doctors would do such a horrible thing but this situation has undertaken a snowball effect. I agree it is the publics right to know what is happening, but The media really should be more careful (less biased/more objective) when reporting. Now we have patients who are having trouble finding medical care and How many people will die from colon cancer as a result? How will this effect the recruitment of nurses and doctors in Nevada and potentially nation wide? How many people will die because there isn't a doctor or nurse around because hospitals are having trouble finding coverage? I think that the fact that elections are coming up may be influencing some of these decisions. I agree with the bloggers who have said to Let the guilty people fry but fry the right people.

(Suggest removal) 3/18/08 at 2:45 p.m.