Get more chairs on the units. Get nurses and techs more involved in the groups that are being provided. Provide better orientation/expectations for new patients. PLEASE PROVIDE REAL SCRUBS, NO MORE PAPER. Provide patients with daily schedules.See previous comments

Some nurses are too bossyI think you should add more techs on the floor

Please assign more nurses on each unit to promote nurse- patient safety and also to prevent workload for nurse’s.

Too many to discuss here. Working computers, working printers, working omnicell machines… providers who actually answer the phone or tiger text. Therapists who actually do their portions of discharge… house supervisors who actually show their faces on a unit once per shift, and aren’t on their

Utilization Review Coordinator

The hospital offers a fair benefits with the exception of insurance. The insurance coverage is expensive and when you go to the doctor, is not well covered.If you are getting health insurance through the hospital, you are saving the hospital money. Other facilities I have work add a bit to the hourly rate to compensate for not using their insurance.The stamp protocol takes up too much time.

The wage is too low that the hospital couldn't keep experianced staffs.

Admin actually taking into consideration the complaints given to them by nursing staff and others proper repercussions to staff that fail to hold up the standards their job requires of them. Pay raises. We don’t get paid enough to justify the abuse we go through. Proper training that is not just once in a blue moon thing when we get dinged by the Department of health.Admin needs to pull their own weight and stop blaming staff for not having to do things when they haven’t been given the proper rules or the proper training in order to do the jobs correctly. The fact of the matter is when I get asked where I work and I tell them people often apologize to me and like dang how can you work there? I know psych hospitals don’t have the best rap, but it’s really ridiculous. This place has gone more downhill than it has before.

If we don’t have the staff, we should have the correct ratio of patients to equalize it. Having providers available to be able to meet patient’s concerns. Having a weekly meetings with patients, providers, and case workers to set out and have a clear plan as to where they’re going and what their expectations are while here, how long things might take. Maybe having intake make sure patients get their phone numbers whiten in a book with a pair of their own clothing to arrive on the unit might be helpful. Maybe a system of if they’re too disorganized on arrival, setting up a time the next day or 2 to go through their phone to get contacts?

Admin does not appear to care about the pts experience and often lets the building manager/non pt facing employees make rules that deeply effect pt and employee satisfaction rather than exploring what other facilities do to improve pt experience. rather than focusing on group attendance, we need to focus on group quality. Rather than focusing on saving a buck, provide cloth scrubs to pts in need that help them retain dignity. Rather than refusing innovations outright creative options should be explored and encouraged. This facility appears actively hostile towards staff who try and improve pt experience.In answer to the last question I have personally witnessed racial, gender and sexual orientation discrimination as well as sexual harassment. I was unable to choose more than one optionIncident reports are not happening nearly as often as they should be