Working With Chimps chronicles the history of American healthcare, and candidly reveals its impact on today’s workplace culture. After 30 years as a Registered Nurse, author PJ Nathan examines the genesis of her own experience with incivility, intimidation, and bullying. She discovers that what began as a humanitarian endeavor to care for the sick and injured, has gradually narrowed its focus to balancing a corporation’s bottom line.
Ms. Nathan’s extensive research demonstrates how existing federal healthcare laws have generated a trickle-down effect on company policies and politics; and how these federal and corporate mandates directly threaten patient care and safety — and the sanity of many healthcare workers.
Ms. Nathan’s extensive research demonstrates how existing federal healthcare laws have generated a trickle-down effect on company policies and politics; and how these federal and corporate mandates directly threaten patient care and safety — and the sanity of many healthcare workers.
