HEALTHINFO@EarthyMe

HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS ARE MORE APPRECIATED by moody and grumpy patients if they are dressed well and is presentable. How can you deal with your pain and your fate of being ill and in the hospital at the same time give your full trust to people who can't even take care of themselves by being dressed in a should-be-white-but-not-so-white uniforms? We have to admit that white is not so easy to manage when you are faced with the difficulties of hospital routines. With all the blood and the running and the utility trays and the medicines...it is not impossible for it being stained...but for patients, they have no patience to think further in their condition. And the judgment they make will be what they will remember. HOW YOU LOOK WILL BE THE FIRST

Good thing there is this humble http://www.blueskyscrubs.com/ to give us an idea of how to be nicely dressed for them, to be aptly dressed for the environment, and at the same time comfortable enough to move with nothing to hinder any movement. Know that nursing uniforms have to be neat and clean looking, conveys being professional but approachable, and will make you free to move in whatever position that demands you of your work such as going atop a gurney as you do CPR, crouch on the floor, and all those impossible positions demanded of such a flexi job. Medical practitioners cannot just wear any.

And the scrubs is the best thought of since. And the patients responds to it well with comments of comfortable, neat, and nice.