JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for August 25, 2023

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    sipsienwa Premium Member about 1 year ago

    Many times you get better info and care from a nurse than the doctor. Hurray for nurses.

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    Daeder  about 1 year ago

    Dr. Appleby would like to adjourn this meeting to Applebee’s.

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    stringer831  about 1 year ago

    Like the T-shirt says; “Would you rather talk to the doctor in charge, or the nurse who knows what’s going on?”

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    sueb1863  about 1 year ago

    Two THOUSAND?

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    crookedwolf Premium Member about 1 year ago

    I’m a licensed vet tech; when I accepted a job at MSU, friends asked if I was going to go back to school to be a veterinarian; I said no, I’m going to teach future veterinarians!

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    jagedlo  about 1 year ago

    You know how good the burn is when you’ve got Sunny laughing…

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    Ellis97  about 1 year ago

    This strip was always ahead of the curb. It’s much better black representation than I’ve seen in recent years.

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    42Irish Premium Member about 1 year ago

    And you’re a “doctor” because your parents named you that Mr. Appleby.

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    Pohka  about 1 year ago

    “Doctor” Appleby fails on so many levels. 1) No degree. Please… 2) Doctors worth anything know they may be good at what they do but they’re only as good as the staff around them and the staff around them makes them better than they are. 3) “Doctor” Appleby should understand or be made to understand that if a true medical emergency were to occur it would be the EMT/EMS personnel taking over as soon as they got there unless a more senior medical person was there. 4) Parents grooming their child for something by naming them something are dumb. There’s a lot of curves between birth and entering a field. Hopefully “Doctor” Appleby is here to show how stupid that is.

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    Jacob Mattingly   about 1 year ago

    He really deserved that.

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    quixotic3  about 1 year ago

    Without competent nurses, hospitals and other healthcare organizations might as well shut down. Doctors and nurses (and other ancillary medical personnel) have different roles, training and skill sets. I relied on nurses to be my eyes and ears and provide constant patient care. They relied on me to perform duties beyond their scope of practice, and to help manage acute problems. It should be a true collaboration.

    I’ve seen egotistical doctors and, to a much lesser extent, nurses. That never ends well.

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    David Huie Green AmericaIsGreatItHasUs  about 1 year ago

    Role reversal run amuck. Good thing she isn’t power happy.

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    tammyspeakslife Premium Member about 1 year ago

    Jojo may be right about his mom but that doesn’t make him more knowledgeable than Dr. Appleby in first aid.. anymore than the child whose claim that all found pennies are hers because her aunt collects them

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    happyainthappy  about 1 year ago

    Marcy was breaking her back BEFORE the millionaire friend founded the health canter—-now she’s got administrative duties on top of that.If breathing wasn’t automatic she’d be in big trouble

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    Aladar30 Premium Member about 1 year ago

    Perfect reply.

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    stringer831  about 1 year ago

    True story: Many years ago, I interviewed for a position with a medical publisher.In that my husband already worked for a diffeerent medical publisher, I thought I knew what to expect.THe HR director told me what I already knew—that the firm published books for“Professionals in the life sciences”.“So” I said, innocently, “textbooks for physicians and nurses”.His face visibly reddened, “NO. Professionals. Nurses are NOT PROFESSIONALS.We do not publish nursing books”.I knew he was wrong, but I needed the job, and I got it. I lasted five years.Shortly after my departture, the business was sold. To a nursing publisher.

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