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Sep 6, '10. Quote from diane227 I am not sure what you mean by bedside nurse. Nurses who work at the bedside include all nurses who provide direct patient care. This includes outpatient areas, OR, recovery room etc. Anywhere that a nurse is going to care for a patient. Nurses who provide direct patient care are usually non-exempt, meaning they are paid hourly.
Bedside nursing IS direct patient care. Non-bedside is administration, research, and teaching, and probably others I've overlooked(although all go to the bedside sometimes). Jun 20, '09. Most of what you say is right, bedside nurses work in direct pt care in hospitals or long term care. We do assessments, personal care such as bathing and toileting, give oral and IV meds, take vital signs. That is just a snippet of our day.