November 8, 2007

Nursing errors and Prana deficits

Nursing errors are mostly minor or mild in their ill-effects on prana as they are mostly NOT serious enough to threaten your life/prana in absolute terms

However, commonly they manifest along the following Pre-surgical or Post-surgical examples:

  • Wrong pre/post surgical medication administered
  • Wrong pre/post surgical doses administered
  • Wrong person/patient  given pre/post surgical medication
  • Pre/post surgical wounds infected thru poor hygeine
  • Hospital fomites passing on infection to patients, eg: Golden Staph infections
  • Hospital nurses       "           "        "           "       "
  • Hospital visitors       "           "        "           "       "
  • Dressings improperly administered/applied during convalesence
  • The 'in-famous' hospital-food malnourishment syndrome for extended hospital client stays
  • Inadequate/inappropriate phsio-therapy post surgery
  • Longterm hospital clients poorly nursed who exhibit bed-sores leading to bloodloss or ulceration further adding to the length of hospital stays.
  • etc, etc.

For most folk these events (above) simply slow down or complicate recovery from injury. HOWEVER occasionally these mistakes/erors or ill-effects prove fatal to the patient. Obviously then, a fatality results in one being robbed of one's life force, in full. 

If you've been following these articles,  you'll know this is our last installment of the 10 medical causes of Prana/Life-force diminishment.

Stay tuned for more Prana-stuff soon.

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June 2, 2008

Margaret :

Glen were did you get this stuff, I find this section pretty narrow. From an infection control perspective it is the system of privately contracted cleaners and added incompetance of the patient themselves also not doing as instructed to keep dressings and hand washing to a maximum. vistors ignor rules and instruction applied to the patients. Patients enter the facility in poor health so their lifeforce is totally compremised on entry. the system is so stressed a hospital stay longer than 2 days is rare and hospital in the home and early discharge is the new age. These types of posts also put fear into the patients that have no option or limited knowledge. It is not one or the other it is about uniting the two systems on a positive note of increased awareness not causing alarm and negativity.

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admin :

I appreciate your points Margaret; Indeed they are valid.

However we did pre-phrase this section by stating that these issues represent minor issues for most of us.
However as you truly put it, Folks' life-force IS impaired when they get to hospital- which is why they are there, I guess- Therefore these issues I raise become even more important to consider when admitting these folk to hospital.

Further we do not list these points to alarm folk but merely to inform.

Warmly Glen F (admin)

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