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Workers' organisations made two abortive efforts to organise the nursing force with the aid of "danger zone" nurses, both of which were ultimately unsuccessful. While working in her previous unit, Suzy never encountered anything quite like the amount of schedule juggling she experienced there, which included requests for shift swaps on specific days off in addition to last-minute schedule adjustments. Susie became more sceptical about the unit's chances of success very soon. As a result, many of these individuals saw nursing as a way of life, and they constantly prioritised their social lives and personal preferences above the needs of their patients in order to maintain their employment. Suzy got some shocking information from a friend who had kept her identity a secret since she began working as a reporter a short time before. According to sources, her area had been purposefully packed with substandard workers, and she was completely unaware of this since it was a well kept top management team secret. A friend of Susie's said that the goal was to keep the problematic kids together as much as possible in order to prevent them from interfering with other units. Furthermore, according to Susie's buddy, if she continues to conduct herself in the same way, the responsibility and the issue will be transferred to someone else in about 18 months' time. Suzy was knocked unconscious and furious as a result of the attack. However, the more she thought about it, the more determined she grew to remain on the unit until she was released from custody. Eventually, after a year, she made the decision that she would do all in her power, as a leader, to transform the "risk area" into a successful, efficient, and responsible nursing unit. Suzy Watson had been a nurse manager at a hospital-wide "risk zone" since he had worked as a nurse management for more than ten years and had more than twenty-five years of nursing experience. Susie had heard a few rumours about this floor, but she couldn't find out much more about it because of the vastness of the hospital and the fact that she had just started a new work in a different part of the city. During her first three months on the job, Susie had spoken her strong views on the underlying causes of many of the unit's issues, and she had done so often. She says that when it came to interacting with her, the overwhelming majority of employees behaved in an unprofessional manner during the whole workday. Susie came to this conclusion for a variety of reasons, some of which are as follows: There were many issues with the look, as well as several breaches of the department's dress code, that were discovered. We can safely presume that her nurses would be at the top of any list compiled by Vanity Fair of the world's worst-dressed individuals. In fact, according to hospital data, it has the greatest absence rate of any hospital nursing unit in the whole organisation!

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