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sherlock holmes · 17-05-2009, 02:50 PM

I suppose being a place of safety is the most important thing.

I've been on some wards with appaling OT departments and it was so boring, and other wards really geared up for OT so it was less tedious.

I suppose by being in hosptial you have the oportunity to talk 24/7 to nurses whereas in the community you probably only see someone once a week for a set amount of time.

17-05-2009, 02:50 PM	#2
sherlock holmes do you like my potato? Join Date: Mar 2004	I suppose being a place of safety is the most important thing. I've been on some wards with appaling OT departments and it was so boring, and other wards really geared up for OT so it was less tedious. I suppose by being in hosptial you have the oportunity to talk 24/7 to nurses whereas in the community you probably only see someone once a week for a set amount of time.
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