Nursing Law & Order

(Burn +Control) Gourmet Instant Coffee from the Javita Coffee Company

If you read this blog then you know that I like coffee and I like Pepsi. I usually drink 3-4 cups of coffee per day. I am now drinking and also selling Javita Coffee. Yes, the Nursing Law Bandit sells legal products and services as well as coffee baby. 

 

My Aunt/Cousin Julie Wright from Lincoln Heights visited her son in Hawaii and brought this coffee back this month and now I am hooked. I think I have an addictive personality. Am I safe to practice nursing and law with an addictive personality? Actually I am going to post more next more on mental, medical, and emotional health issues and the ability to practice nursing safely. 

I drink the "burn + control" Javita Coffee now although I may try the other coffee soon. I like the taste and even better it is gourmet instant coffee. I can make a cup of coffee at a time instead of wasting coffee making it at home and then again when I arrive at work. 

This is my second week drinking the coffee and I have even more energy. I danced for 30 minutes last night I have lost 5 more pounds but I am not sure if it is from the coffee or from me walking again in the mornings around my neighborhood.

I usually walk for an hour every morning so if you want to reach me during my walk from 0630 to 0730 (If I drank a Daily the night before, I walk from 0730 to 0830; oh, I am sure I am not the only nurse who drinks a Daily Margarita during the week!!). http://dailyscocktails.com. 

Got problems with the Ohio, Kentucky, and/or Indiana State Nursing Board, you can call me as I am always in a good mood and so happy when I am walking. Call me at 513-655-6586.

No, you can really call me but you have to follow-up and send me an email with your information because I do not take a pen and paper with me when I walk. I usually listen to Christian audio devotionals (Joyce Meyer, Greg Laurie, Ravi Zacharias, Joel Osteen, or Chuck Swindoll) as I walk and thank the Lord for His mercy, His grace, and His kindness. I thank the Lord for calling me to Him & saving me from myself, worldly pursuits, and the pain and emotional baggage of past failures. I also praise and thank the Lord daily for staying evil (things would be worse if He did not) in this country, this state, this city, my neighborhood, and my life. 

I am already a busy bunny so the extra kick from the coffee is nice. I am moving forward with other business ventures and I certainly like the additional push. Did I also mention it reportedly helps curb your appetite and is being dubbed as assisting with weight loss? 

Interested?

See my website at www.BuyJavitaCoffee.com/NursingLaw. 

Perfect Pattie: Is Perfection and Perfect Practice Still the Underlying but Unspoken Standard for Nurses?

My son Carlos is working in my law practice with me this summer. He is scanning law files into CLIO, the law practice management software (its SAAS) my law firm uses. He also assist me with project management software I am using for my law firm.

My son has worked in a variety of environments primarily retail as a teenager and young adult (21 y/o) therefore he is accustomed to a very rigid work environment where he is supervised and monitored. He asked me last week do we (meaning him and my sister Jaren who is working with me as my personal assistant; yes it the Family Feud at the Law Office of LaTonia Denise Wright, LLC) have assigned breaks?

After laughing for 5 minutes, I said "no" you don't have assigned breaks in a professional service firm, this isn't Taco Bell. (I was hungry and I wanted a fountain Pepsi from Taco Bell and something with cheese and chicken). If you are waiting for me to tell you to break it just ain't gone happen because I go hard from sun up (okay 0830) to sun down (okay it is almost 5am and I pulled an all nighter again) with running my business and practicing law.

Later we talked about making mistakes and I told him mistakes were a part of any job or position. You just acknowledge the mistakes, learn from the mistakes, and move forward. His response was "OMG, you mean Perfect Pattie makes mistakes."

Wow, my son thinks I am a Perfect Pattie. Before I fire my son (again) we are going to discuss what are the characteristics of a Perfect Pattie? Perfect Pattie to me is a double turkey burger with cheddar cheese or a cookie and ice cream sandwhich.

Are nurses supposed to be Perfect Patties?

Are you a Perfect Pattie or a Perfect Pat?

Is Perfection the unspoken but real standard of practice in nursing?

I am a work horse and I will work but that is how I was reared. You work if you want to have anything: you work for it. Period. Perfection for me was never or cannot be the standard in law practice because you will get absolutely nothing done if you fret over each and every item to point of perfection.

Is perfection really the gold standard and the expectation in healthcare with Just Culture being just another buzz word? What do you think as a nurse at the bedside?