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december 2011 there are still battles to be fought about me background to the blog there are still battles to be fought a periodic blog on matters health union social justice and the occasional random rant search monthly archives december 2011 1 068 days and together we can achieve great things 27 tuesday dec 2011 posted by tara nipe in uncategorized leave a comment it will come as no shock to learn that i m not the biggest admirer of the baillieu government and thus far health minister david davis has failed to impress me he seems not to have a clear picture of what this is about for us nor of how determined we are to fight so i was thrilled to see headlining many broadcasts the brilliant work of nurses at frankston hospital today go you good things for those of you who missed it minister davis popped in to frankston hospital for a press conference about the new four hour admission targets at the victorian hospital that s been most heavily slammed in recent months thanks in no small part to the closure of hospitals further down the peninsula what he wasn t expecting was being met by red clad members armed with passion and the truth despite the minister s claim that they ve never suggested split shifts at all despite that being a clear aim in the cabinet in confidence document the minister introduced in may what frankston has reminded us is how much we can achieve when we work together that was with only 15 minutes notice and a passionate workforce of staff on the floor at the time imagine what we can and will achieve as a whole state s worth of nurses with time and coordination on our side originally posted on the anf respect our work facebook page december 27 2011 it s not going to go on forever 26 monday dec 2011 posted by tara nipe in uncategorized leave a comment because i m looking to the future a time when this eba is successfully behind us and we get to focus on the other essential things affecting our profession health care system and the federation i ve just registered for the delegates conference in june pending successful renomination of course who s with me originally posted on the anf respect our work facebook page december 26 2011 1 077 days and counting 18 sunday dec 2011 posted by tara nipe in uncategorized leave a comment i was thinking about mr baillieu and mr davis all through my shift last night as i explained to a patient why she still hadn t had her tests and that the cover wasn t being rude by not seeing her but was instead running between emergencies as i farewelled a whole shift leaving late again without a tea break between them as i coaxed an unwilling hypoglycaemic man to swallow glucaid even though he didn t want to as i coordinated a met call as i left my one tea break after ten minutes to respond to a second met call as i explained to the family of a dying woman that there wasn t anything else we could do and yes call your children now as i called security so the family could come straight through instead of waiting when i stayed back to write up two riskmans because there was no time during the shift when i got home and realised that my last urination was before i left for work thirteen hours earlier i wondered who they think will be doing this when we re gone originally posted on the anf respect our work facebook page december 18 2011 1 079 days and counting 16 friday dec 2011 posted by tara nipe in uncategorized leave a comment the next state election s only 1 079 days away mr baillieu i believe this was my first countdown posted on the australian nursing federation victorian branch s facebook wall in december 2011 from little things long rants grow search recent posts it s not only icu under pressure the problem with let it rip we need to give up on herd immunity how many aged care deaths before the government acts is a fifo workforce the answer for covid quarantine archives january 2022 october 2021 february 2021 november 2019 september 2019 november 2018 october 2018 march 2018 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