Nodding in agreement with most of this, definitely let’s lose the psychedelic prints! But the perspective I’m missing is for those, amongst whom I count myself, that are not catered for in the ‘average’ scrub selection provided by the employer. Yes the shapeless, unisex (read: for male bodies), and often damaged scrubs in the linen cupboard get washed at 1 million degrees in carbolic soap, but if they don’t even fit onto my body, or restrict my ability to do my job, does that make them more or less safe?
Until hospitals provide clothing that is acceptable to a wider range of bodies, I’ll have to continue spending my pennies on boutique scrubs. Blue, obviously, like my mood.
Dude what nurse in seizure inducing scrubs hurt you omg go outside and breathe the fresh air 😳
Nodding in agreement with most of this, definitely let’s lose the psychedelic prints! But the perspective I’m missing is for those, amongst whom I count myself, that are not catered for in the ‘average’ scrub selection provided by the employer. Yes the shapeless, unisex (read: for male bodies), and often damaged scrubs in the linen cupboard get washed at 1 million degrees in carbolic soap, but if they don’t even fit onto my body, or restrict my ability to do my job, does that make them more or less safe?
Until hospitals provide clothing that is acceptable to a wider range of bodies, I’ll have to continue spending my pennies on boutique scrubs. Blue, obviously, like my mood.