HI Tracey
 
 I don't see how 3 alternate days can help - no guarantee of being symptom free on days in work or out i would think.
 
I'd suggest sticking the basics in the report:
then let the manager decide if he can facilate alternative work arrangements.
 
Carr

 
On 04/01/2008, Tracy Bluestone <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Hello again,
Case - staff nurse, recurrant chest pains, aged 33 ? aortic stenosis. Seen
by cardiologist, OH waiting for report back. Verbal information from
client, who is very keen to return to work, advised to avoid stressful
situations, but can work.
Client works on an acute assessment unit, which is very busy, they have had
chest pains at work and at home. Advice from OH consultant prior to last
epoisode of chest pains was to work three 7.5 hours shifts on alternate
days. when client had chest apins at work again, was sent off sick until
seen by cardiologist, but I have no report back yet.
dilemma, am I being over cautious? if client is at work and has chest
pains, they can go to A&E, but this disrupts the ward. Client has 45 min
train journey to work, stress ful, ward environment, stressful, but if I
keep them away from work they are stressed beacuse they want to be at work!
OH consultant on holiday.....
Thanks
Tracy

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