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The military healthcare system manages to accomplish these things without making their employees look like a bunch of Skittles; so, how hard can it be?
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I assume you're excluding the VA in that appraisal of "accomplishing".
Of course this information is provided in the pre-admittance booklet which I didn't read till after discharge.
The "Navy Blue Scrubs" the RN and LPNs wore, looked more like tailored uniforms than scrubs. Very sharp, very attractive, and didn't seem to be restrictive. Every single nurse I met, day, night, weekday, and weekend, were absolute angels without exception.
I sent them long stem pink and red roses, a week later.
Sitting with my friend who drove me, the anesthesiologist, big guy, very hairy, burst in, fired off questions and instructions like a machine gun then zoomed out again.
I said, "Trapper John", and she almost fell off her chair.
