#michael bonner

I can't believe I didn't post this here. The pandemic is messing with my brain.

This was another song that was stuck in my head for so long, I needed to learn how to play the bass line to get it unstuck from my head.

Then I thought about how my friend, Cat had moved back from New York for the summer to work on a kids camp program and we hadn't worked on a project since the Taylor Swift project almost six years ago! After Cat said she would sing, I rounded up Jared, Michael, and my dad to round out the rest of the band. They all recorded their parts at their own music spots and sent me the audio and video. Jared only sent me audio so I used video from another project we worked on years and years ago for his footage. You'll notice his fingers don’t line up with what he's playing. Haha

Anyway, she mentioned that she had a crush on, and was friends with, this guy at her university who was Canadian and his name was Michael Bonner. I remember because a) his last name is punny and b) he went to Trinity College at U of T and only fucking assholes go to Trin. (sorry not sorry) 

Fast forward to today when I found out that he is Faith Goldy's brother-in-law and he is a policy adviser to an MPP in Doug Ford's government and he is REAL EXCITED about Doug Ford's new Free Speech on Campus policy.

Nursing negligence is a serious issue that can have devastating effects on patients and their families. In this blog, we will discuss what nursing negligence is, some common types of nursing negligence, and how to protect yourself from it.

First of all, let's define nursing negligence. Nursing negligence is when a nurse or other healthcare provider fails to provide the standard of care that a reasonable and competent nurse would provide in the same situation. This can include things like giving the wrong medication, failing to monitor a patient's vital signs, or not responding to a patient's needs in a timely manner.

Types of nursing negligence 

There are many different types of nursing negligence, but some of the most common include

Medication errors: this can happen when a nurse gives a patient the wrong medication, the wrong dose, or administers it at the wrong time.

Infection control: nurses are responsible for preventing the spread of infections in the hospital, but if they fail to follow proper infection control protocols, patients can become seriously ill.

Falls: when a nurse fails to properly assist or monitor a patient who is at risk for falls, the patient can suffer serious injuries.

Pressure ulcers: when a nurse does not properly care for a patient's skin, pressure ulcers can develop, which can be extremely painful and difficult to treat.

If you or a loved one has been the victim of nursing negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. In Florida, medical malpractice laws allow patients to seek damages for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. 

A Florida medical malpractice lawyer can help you understand your rights and options and can help you pursue a claim against the negligent nurse or healthcare provider.

So, how can you protect yourself from nursing negligence?

Here are some tips:

Be an advocate for yourself: if you have any concerns or questions about your care, don't be afraid to speak up. Ask your nurse or doctor to explain things to you, and if you're not satisfied with their answers, don't be afraid to seek a second opinion.

Be aware of your medications: make sure you know what medications you're taking, why you're taking them, and how to take them correctly. If you're unsure about anything, ask your nurse or doctor for clarification.

Follow infection control guidelines: if you're in the hospital, make sure you follow the infection control guidelines that are posted in your room. This can help prevent the spread of infections and protect you from becoming sick.

Stay active: if you're able to, try to stay as active as possible while you're in the hospital. This can help prevent falls and other injuries.

Conclusion

Representing clients in Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice Lawyers in Florida litigation for 30 years including patients injured by medical errors and healthcare professionals being sued for medical malpractice. At Bonner Law we can help you get the answers and representation you need when you have suffered damages as a result of an accident or medical malpractice or if you are a healthcare provider being sued because of it.

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