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<blockquote data-quote="Unbeliever" data-source="post: 196011" data-attributes="member: 30851"><p>I think the hardest ,yet possibly the ost difficult thing about treatmen of diabetes is finding HCP's you can trust and talk to honestly and openly.</p><p></p><p>Some people are very lucky in this way bu others are very unfortunate and I think the importance of these relationshps is underestimated.</p><p></p><p>IThere have been many posts about dreadful DSM's and many others abut very supportive and understanding DSN's. As mentioned in a recent discussion sometimes he nurses themselves are bullied and under pressure.</p><p></p><p>I hope you manage to change to another nurse soon Anna because he presen situaion isn't helping you. </p><p>I have an absolute hatred of bullying and don't put up with it from anyone - but many of these nurses would be horrified if they realised that their behaviour was perceived as bullying.</p><p></p><p>Often I think that they have too dogmatic an approach and actually can't believe that the accepted wisdom doesn't always work. if the patient only did as he'she was told there would be no problem!</p><p>Even if the patient has been trying their best to do all the right things - the figures say otherwise to someone with that mindset.</p><p></p><p>Of ourse you have to find someone more compatible who can empahise with you. and help you.</p><p>Isn't that what they are for? Gaining the patient's rust should be a priority. It could even help to achieve targets,!</p><p></p><p>There are good and bad in every profession and sometimes it is just a clash of personaliies.</p><p></p><p>Stress doesn't help anyone. No one should be dreading their appontments bu unfortunately many of us do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Unbeliever, post: 196011, member: 30851"] I think the hardest ,yet possibly the ost difficult thing about treatmen of diabetes is finding HCP's you can trust and talk to honestly and openly. Some people are very lucky in this way bu others are very unfortunate and I think the importance of these relationshps is underestimated. IThere have been many posts about dreadful DSM's and many others abut very supportive and understanding DSN's. As mentioned in a recent discussion sometimes he nurses themselves are bullied and under pressure. I hope you manage to change to another nurse soon Anna because he presen situaion isn't helping you. I have an absolute hatred of bullying and don't put up with it from anyone - but many of these nurses would be horrified if they realised that their behaviour was perceived as bullying. Often I think that they have too dogmatic an approach and actually can't believe that the accepted wisdom doesn't always work. if the patient only did as he'she was told there would be no problem! Even if the patient has been trying their best to do all the right things - the figures say otherwise to someone with that mindset. Of ourse you have to find someone more compatible who can empahise with you. and help you. Isn't that what they are for? Gaining the patient's rust should be a priority. It could even help to achieve targets,! There are good and bad in every profession and sometimes it is just a clash of personaliies. Stress doesn't help anyone. No one should be dreading their appontments bu unfortunately many of us do. [/QUOTE]
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