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We have "zone phones". They only work in the hospital. Nurses
do not talk about patients on it, it is more for communication about bed
availability, or I can call the charge nurse directly when I am in the resus
room and tell them we need a bed for a patient, many use that number to the zone
phone as opposed to a desk phone for receiving outside calls.
Janice
Janice Delgiorno BSN, RN, CCRN, RRT Trauma Program Coordinator The
Trauma Center at Atlantic City Medical Center 1921 Pacific Avenue Atlantic
City, NJ 08401 W: 609-441-8182 Fax: 609-441-8178 Janice.Delgiorno@Atlanticare.org>>>
carlsong@bronsonhg.org 05/28/03 06:35AM >>> Does anyone have nurses carry cordless phones in their hospital? If
you do, is their a policy regarding confidentiality or does their use fall under
the general confidentiality guidelines.
Thanks
Glenn Carlson RN, MSN, CCRN Clinical Nurse Specialist Bronson
Methodist Hospital carlsong@bronsonhg.org(269) 341-8424
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