15 Nurses fired by hospital after 12-year-old girl dies by suicide under their supervision, reports say

[blackestofpanthers]

Sounds like some scapegoating because whoever made these decisions was in a higher position than those they fired. If they had to go so did the higher ups.

Sounds like the hospital fukked up and they’re trying to fukk over the nurses .

That sounds deliberate to me
The people in charge knew she’d kill herself and they helped facilitate it.

 

[Yaboysix]

Got damn!

12 nurses fired!? I work in the medical industry and Can't even name 12 nurses off the top of my Head! Usual amount on a shift is 4 or 5!

The Fck did 12 need to get fired for? I GUARANTEE that girl had 1 assigned to her plus the supervisor on shift...




Also, I never understood suicide...at 12!!?

The Fck you wanna leave earth for?

 

[KidJSoul]

Sounds intentional by the hospital . They turned off surveillance cameras?

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

Sounds like the hospital fukked up and they’re trying to fukk over the nurses .

No way 15 nurses all had something to do with this

 

[IIVI]

There is one nurse for every 80 patients in the United Stares. Around the world it’s like 1 nurse for nearly every 300 people. Any given night it’s 1 nurse to about 5-10 people.

Keep in mind most people will go to the hospital multiple times. Nurses are in an insanely busy occupation.

I highly doubt all 15 let something get by them nor were all in some elaborate plan to be honest. Things most likely weren’t communicated or most were busy/spread thin. If anything a couple people fukked it up bad and lead to a domino effect on everyone else.

 

[FaTaL]

management fuked up and is blaming the easiest target, the nurses

 

[Jaylen Tatum]

What was her home life like that made her be so determined to commit suicide?

 

[Supa]

Exactly. Bet my life on it, the majority of those nurses had nothing to do with the unfortunate situation.

No way 15 nurses are assigned to 1 patient. Most likely the 1 assigned to her messed up but for all we know she may have had 10 other patients and was with one of them when this happened.

That sounds deliberate to me
The people in charge knew she’d kill herself and they helped facilitate it.

Less then 1% chance of that being true. Hospital policy especially with nursing is set by the state. Any major violations of those rules means the incident is automatically reported to the state. That's going to lead to an investigation. That's the last thing anyone in charge wants. That's career suicide for lack of a better term. You'd be exposed to possible jail time and that hospital could be shut down.

Most likely it was negligence by one or a few people or the no social worker and camera not being on could've been them cutting corners due to a lack funding or greed.

 

[blackestofpanthers]

No way 15 nurses are assigned to 1 patient. Most likely the 1 assigned to her messed up but for all we know she may have had 10 other patients and was with one of them when this happened.



Less then 1% chance of that being true. Hospital policy especially with nursing is set by the state. Any major violations of those rules means the incident is automatically reported to the state. That's going to lead to an investigation. That's the last thing anyone in charge wants. That's career suicide for lack of a better term. You're be exposed to possible jail time and that historical could be shut down.

Most likely it was negligence by one or a few people or the no social worker and camera not being on could've been them cutting corners due to a lack funding or greed.

I don’t put anything past anyone when it comes to harming or the neglect of black people

 

[Supa]

I don’t put anything past anyone when it comes to harming or the neglect of black people

You think 15 people all agreed to let a kid die?

I'm sure there's issues with that hospital that were present way before she got there. This incident just exposed it.

 

[FaTaL]

No way 15 nurses are assigned to 1 patient. Most likely the 1 assigned to her messed up but for all we know she may have had 10 other patients and was with one of them when this happened.



Less then 1% chance of that being true. Hospital policy especially with nursing is set by the state. Any major violations of those rules means the incident is automatically reported to the state. That's going to lead to an investigation. That's the last thing anyone in charge wants. That's career suicide for lack of a better term. You'd be exposed to possible jail time and that hospital could be shut down.

Most likely it was negligence by one or a few people or the no social worker and camera not being on could've been them cutting corners due to a lack funding or greed.

The filing says that despite the need for 24-hour supervision of Sarah, Providence removed the health care worker assigned to monitor her, along with removing the video monitoring system from her room.

it was deliberate

 

[Tres Leches]

had my son in the hospital and then my pops in the hospital sad to say you might get 1 good nurse out of every 4

 

[Supa]

The filing says that despite the need for 24-hour supervision of Sarah, Providence removed the health care worker assigned to monitor her, along with removing the video monitoring system from her room.

it was deliberate

Those aren't decisions made by nurses.

 

[FaTaL]

Those aren't decisions made by nurses.

scroll up, i already said management screwed up and is blaming the easy target, the nurses

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Yes, all of those nurses should be held accountable for not being on point for a suicide watch, all the way up to management. I'm shocked because they are usually not held accountable.

Hell, even on here, parents get a pass when they leave their child in the car and the child dies.

Just a bunch of no accountability ass people