BayCare Health System reviews

slow adaptation rate for new technologies

Physicians and even some MLPs are allowed to behave like power-hungry imbeciles. Burnt-out providers who don't want to put their own orders in are also allowed to bark at staff who are simply upholding standards of practice or policy and/or are concerned about patient safety and care. Providers are permitted to dump their tasks on RNs, which RNs then do for the benefit of the patient. They are allowed to take advantage of the strong sense of advocacy and urgency that the RNs have for the care of their patients. I even believe, in some cases, that MDs put their orders in incorrectly in the hopes that RNs will eventually just put in all the orders for them automatically so that it gets done right. I don't know what else to think at this point. If I could fix one thing with BayCare, this is it: providers need to be interacted with and to interact with colleagues in a team atmosphere, not as captains of an extremely unsound healthcare 'ship'. We are all part of a team, including the patient.