In a compelling episode of the Nurse Man Dan Show, our host, Nurse Man Dan, takes us through an emotionally charged and humor-filled journey past a typical day in his life as a home health nurse. Capturing the frustrations, challenges, and intense expectations faced by home health workers, the episode reflects an urgent need for reform in the healthcare sector. Focusing on his personal struggles with dark-color scrubs under extreme heat, Dan sets the scene with his desire for a flexible dress code for nurses. The conversation takes a personal turn as he opens up about colleagues noticing his weight gain, using it to fuel his journey to self-improvement rather than succumbing to societal pressures. His candid discussion about body image provides a refreshing perspective on maintaining one’s health. Adding depth to the discussion, Dan reveals the crushing pressures catching up with home health nurses - the need to meet targets despite obstacles such as canceled appointments, long distances, and time. As he condemns the insistence on home health services for elderly patients, even when unnecessary, he highlights the toll it takes on the healthcare system and patient dignity. However, the episode isn't all about challenges and despair. Dan presents evidence of successful health intervention, shedding light on the power of quality care. Advocating patient-centric approach over financial considerations, he emphasizes the need for a systemic overhaul to pave the way for sustainable healthcare practices geared towards quality. Join us in this engaging episode where we explore the daunting realities of the healthcare system through the eyes of a dedicated home health nurse, and understand the urgent need for change in the struggle for better home healthcare services.

Welcome to a powerful episode of the 'Nurse Man Dance Show' where we dive deep into the disturbing trend of corporatization in healthcare, and its significant impact on the indispensable bond between healthcare providers and patients. In an insightful discourse, the episode emphasizes that medicine should primarily be about promoting a culture of empathy, understanding, dedication, and patient-centric care. We explore the diverse roles of healthcare providers, who need to act as compassionate advocates for patients' rights, rather than merely handling business transactions between patients, insurance companies, or pharmaceutical corporations. The episode emphasizes the need to fight corporate encroachments, maintain transparency, and uphold justice within the healthcare system. The episode also discusses the principles of 'tough love' in healthcare, where providers guide patients towards healthier choices, helping them assume responsibility towards their own health. The conversation further highlights the importance of personalized care, and the importance of healthcare providers remaining authentic and unfiltered with patients. However, the episode paints a worrying picture of the dysfunctions within our systems, calling out decisions that prioritize profit over patient care. Drawing attention to common practices, such as unnecessary home health referrals and unexplained patient diagnoses, we underscore the need to challenge these unethical behaviors for the betterment of our healthcare system. In conclusion, the episode pulls back the curtain on flaws within the healthcare system, emphasizing the importance of patient-centred, ethical and empathetic treatment over profit-driven practices. This episode is a call to action, urging all stakeholders to stand together to revolutionize healthcare, advocating for patient wellness, and bringing dignity back to our profession.

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Thank you Ms. Aberrant for joining me on the show.  Would love to have you back as a call in guest to discuss more of what I was talking about.     -  Follow and share -  Take control of your life and health -  Please reach out via facebook, youtube or you can email me at contact@nursemandan.com   Thank you.

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Welcome back listeners! On this episode Nurse Man Dan discusses some changes coming in the show. He shares a few stories from work, as well as his thoughts on the transgender movement. If you would like to have a topic discussed feel free to write in and maybe she will pick one. Just remember, I'll say it. Remember:  Feelings don't matter here.   Please share each episode as it helps the show grow. Check out my youtube channel "Facts over Feelings (trigger warning)" as well for videos!

-  Video Version Available on Youtube -  My trip across some of America -  Pictures will be available on Facebook

-  More snowflakes -  Speech issues -  What am I here for   Reach out to me for questions or if you would like a chance to come on the show!   Nurse Man Dan

Heated episode.  Videos removed by various platforms for offensive material?!  People outraged that I say obesity is a problem!  I have had it.     Listen with caution:  Trigger warning for softies

- Healthcare is so shitty partly because of you - Patient Deaths - Mr. Gray Part II   Please share episode's with everyone, especially people you think may need to hear it.

Welcome Mr. Donnovan Gray.      Part 1

-  Staying active -  Back pain  -  Nicest Person Alive -  Nonsense as well   ..... enjoy

Just some updates.. -  PRN Status -  Shephard's Pie -  Bad Dreams -  Etc

Welcome back listeners!  Episode 26 is all over the place as stated in the title.  The show is changing directions slightly.  Stay tuned and enjoy.  Or don't.  I don't care.

Happy New Year America!   - Christmas/New Year's Recap - Happy New Year!  Now sit down.   - Patient Update/Story - Share Share Share

Enjoy.  Talk to you all in 2023.     Don't drink and drive.

Hey there, just the audio from my live show I did on the 22nd.   Enjoy.

Merry Christmas.  Everyone.

On this episode of the Nurse Man Dan Show, join us as our host explains why healthcare workers are leaving the career field and going elsewhere in his own real world experience. Language explicit, so please listen with caution.   "I feel bad for the patient's that are going to suffer from this"                                    -  Nurse Man Dan

Welcome back to another episode of The Nurse Man Dan Show. On today's episode I have a great friend of mine as well as current healthcare worker John G on the show as we discuss healthcare issues in this country and whatever else comes along the way (including some college stories). Please enjoy the show and share with anyone who may enjoy. You can contact me at nursemandan.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nursemandan/message