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Hi Donna
We usually say that using the myosure manual is ok prior to attending the operative training course. I had a nurse contact me recently asking to adapt what we use for the operative training log book to do an in house log book to be competency asssessed prior to independent pratcice with it, that might not be a bad idea for you too?
KR
SuzyHi Paula
In our operative clinics we have a hysteroscopist, scrub nurse and HCA in the room, and we have someone allocated in our recovery bay who will do the pre meds and recovery obs etc if entonox/ penthrox have been used
Hi Kate
Our Trust runs from two community settings. We never run nurse lists without knowing there is a gynae doctor on site given the long waits that can be experienced when waiting for the ambulance service. If there was a reason to have to stay behind awaiting transfer, I think it depends on the reason for transfer for what staff were required to remain on site. We have a haemorrhage trolley which has IV’s packs and catheters and crash trolley. There is no blood bank at either site so we are selective over who can be seen at what site and we wouldnt do large fibroid resections away from the main trust. We also wouldn’t see women at those sites with complex medical comorbidities
Hope this helps
Suzy
