Incredibly, allopathic physicians decry that a nurse's conviction for "gross neglect of an impaired adult and negligent homicide" is somehow going to make their profession "worse".
Of course the medical profession is in trouble. They just fired all the good ones because they refused the death jab. They work them 12 hours a day. They don't teach them properly. And then they let the bad ones continue to work while the good ones are laid off.
The biggest problem to be honest in that case is that nothing happened to the physician. The nurse did come forward and explained the medication error and was thus punished but the doctor who put down death by "natural causes" or something else innocuous was not. That makes no sense and if I recall correctly the hospital policy didn't help matters. When I looked into this it appeared to me like the hospital hung the nurse out to dry rather than accept responsibility themselves or have it fall to the physician at all.
I agree with your main ideas here. However, I think what’s being missed here is that a probably average nurse is paying the price that hundreds or thousands of truly evil doctors and nurses should be paying, because she was more or less honest, AND the nurses association is declaring that they’re gonna circle the wagons more effectively in the future to shield themselves even more. The moral of the story is that honest people pay a heavier price than the dishonest. It won’t take long in this system until everyone is a St Fauci.
The patient "was prescribed a sedative, Versed, to calm her before being scanned in a large MRI-like machine." Nurse "Vaught was tasked to retrieve Versed from a computerized medication cabinet but instead grabbed a powerful paralyzer, vecuronium." "...the nurse overlooked several warning signs as she withdrew the wrong drug — including that Versed is a liquid but vecuronium is a powder — and then injected Murphey and left her to be scanned. By the time the error was discovered, Murphey was brain-dead."
"Hospital mistakes are a leading cause of death in America[28], yet when was the last time you heard of a doctor or nurse being prosecuted for negligent homicide? We certainly don’t want our doctors unfairly prosecuted, but can gross negligence possibly be that rare?"
I remember having much sympathy for the nurse when this story first broke. I think that was after watching a video by zdog MD. I would appreciate a kind of walk through all the steps or arguments someone like that makes. Like I think he was saying how all those warnings are on so many medications that people get checkbox fatigue. I really came away feeling like what he was saying was true, that it could happen to anyone. A lot of people in medicine need to be punished. But I don't know if this is the person or the way.
I am an ARNP. I give shots, and other types of injections frequently at fast paced clinics I have worked at.
Making a medication administration error is one of my biggest fears.
I have always followed the 5 Rights taught to me in regards to medication administration when I first became a nurse in 1992.
1. Right Medication
2. Right Route of Administration
3. Right Patient
4. Right Dose
5. Right Time
Because I was frequently giving shots, seeing patients in a fast paced clinic, I would Triple check the medication name/dose before preparing my syringe, after drawing up the medication and before leaving the preparation area.
I am very sorry to hear about this poor woman’s death, as I am sure the nurse is haunted by it. I know I would be. I also bet the nurse goes over and her error, wondering how she could make this mistake that took a life.
"treating criminal acts of their members as if they were internal matters"
- You mean, like in the Mafia? Funny, not the first time a parallel with those guys pops up.
I wonder about the term "allopathic", though. I've only heard that one used by homeopaths, to distance themselves. Now that bunch I don't have a particularly good opinion of either. While holywater is certainly less toxic than snakeoil, it's still a tad overpriced, eh.
Dr. Andrew Wakefield *published case reports of a bunch of sick kids. Listens to the parents who all say the kids were fine until the shot. Says we don't know for sure if there is a link but we need to look into this concerning finding*
The Elite "WAKEFIELD IS BABY KILLER!! WE SHOULD THROW HIM IN PRISON FOR A THOUSAND YEARS! THIS FOOL IS ACTUALLY SAYING VACCINES ARE HARMFUL? KILL THE WITCH KILL THE WITCH!!"
Dr. X *Pulls the head off of a baby being delivered. Returned the head to the babies body then tell the mother "Oh oops not again! You are going to need to get pregnant again"
The Elite "Oh ban her from being a doc for a couple of weeks and... move her to another hospital. No harm no foul."
I worked in CVS pharmacies for 7yrs or so. Medication errors were pretty much a daily occurrence and almost never reported. Let's be honest though, if every medical error or negligence resulted in prison time, there would be nobody at all left in the medical field. I'm not saying that's necessarily a bad thing, since I do think people need to learn to be their own doctors, but my views definitely are in the minority on that. Most people do want the medical profession to exist.
Soon they plan on replacing all medical professionals with robots. Then when the robots kill people, we can put the robots in jail. :)
Luckily for Godless evil Big Pharma's bio Warfare on US. Is, is Above the [cough] "law"! I.E. They invent & paten SARS, up-grade & paten, not only Coved !9 but also it detection method, before the big outbake of Coved 19! Tell me Satan didn't have a part in all this?
This conviction sure was well timed....sure was....
I wished we could safely put truth serum in the hospital drinking water systems.
Truth.
Preach.
Of course the medical profession is in trouble. They just fired all the good ones because they refused the death jab. They work them 12 hours a day. They don't teach them properly. And then they let the bad ones continue to work while the good ones are laid off.
The biggest problem to be honest in that case is that nothing happened to the physician. The nurse did come forward and explained the medication error and was thus punished but the doctor who put down death by "natural causes" or something else innocuous was not. That makes no sense and if I recall correctly the hospital policy didn't help matters. When I looked into this it appeared to me like the hospital hung the nurse out to dry rather than accept responsibility themselves or have it fall to the physician at all.
I agree with your main ideas here. However, I think what’s being missed here is that a probably average nurse is paying the price that hundreds or thousands of truly evil doctors and nurses should be paying, because she was more or less honest, AND the nurses association is declaring that they’re gonna circle the wagons more effectively in the future to shield themselves even more. The moral of the story is that honest people pay a heavier price than the dishonest. It won’t take long in this system until everyone is a St Fauci.
The patient "was prescribed a sedative, Versed, to calm her before being scanned in a large MRI-like machine." Nurse "Vaught was tasked to retrieve Versed from a computerized medication cabinet but instead grabbed a powerful paralyzer, vecuronium." "...the nurse overlooked several warning signs as she withdrew the wrong drug — including that Versed is a liquid but vecuronium is a powder — and then injected Murphey and left her to be scanned. By the time the error was discovered, Murphey was brain-dead."
I wrote about this phenomenon in 2017:
https://reasonandliberty.com/rl/obstructions/impunity
"Hospital mistakes are a leading cause of death in America[28], yet when was the last time you heard of a doctor or nurse being prosecuted for negligent homicide? We certainly don’t want our doctors unfairly prosecuted, but can gross negligence possibly be that rare?"
I remember having much sympathy for the nurse when this story first broke. I think that was after watching a video by zdog MD. I would appreciate a kind of walk through all the steps or arguments someone like that makes. Like I think he was saying how all those warnings are on so many medications that people get checkbox fatigue. I really came away feeling like what he was saying was true, that it could happen to anyone. A lot of people in medicine need to be punished. But I don't know if this is the person or the way.
I am an ARNP. I give shots, and other types of injections frequently at fast paced clinics I have worked at.
Making a medication administration error is one of my biggest fears.
I have always followed the 5 Rights taught to me in regards to medication administration when I first became a nurse in 1992.
1. Right Medication
2. Right Route of Administration
3. Right Patient
4. Right Dose
5. Right Time
Because I was frequently giving shots, seeing patients in a fast paced clinic, I would Triple check the medication name/dose before preparing my syringe, after drawing up the medication and before leaving the preparation area.
I am very sorry to hear about this poor woman’s death, as I am sure the nurse is haunted by it. I know I would be. I also bet the nurse goes over and her error, wondering how she could make this mistake that took a life.
"treating criminal acts of their members as if they were internal matters"
- You mean, like in the Mafia? Funny, not the first time a parallel with those guys pops up.
I wonder about the term "allopathic", though. I've only heard that one used by homeopaths, to distance themselves. Now that bunch I don't have a particularly good opinion of either. While holywater is certainly less toxic than snakeoil, it's still a tad overpriced, eh.
allopathic medical system is one of the leading direct cause of death, hello ..
Dr. Andrew Wakefield *published case reports of a bunch of sick kids. Listens to the parents who all say the kids were fine until the shot. Says we don't know for sure if there is a link but we need to look into this concerning finding*
The Elite "WAKEFIELD IS BABY KILLER!! WE SHOULD THROW HIM IN PRISON FOR A THOUSAND YEARS! THIS FOOL IS ACTUALLY SAYING VACCINES ARE HARMFUL? KILL THE WITCH KILL THE WITCH!!"
Dr. X *Pulls the head off of a baby being delivered. Returned the head to the babies body then tell the mother "Oh oops not again! You are going to need to get pregnant again"
The Elite "Oh ban her from being a doc for a couple of weeks and... move her to another hospital. No harm no foul."
I worked in CVS pharmacies for 7yrs or so. Medication errors were pretty much a daily occurrence and almost never reported. Let's be honest though, if every medical error or negligence resulted in prison time, there would be nobody at all left in the medical field. I'm not saying that's necessarily a bad thing, since I do think people need to learn to be their own doctors, but my views definitely are in the minority on that. Most people do want the medical profession to exist.
Soon they plan on replacing all medical professionals with robots. Then when the robots kill people, we can put the robots in jail. :)
Luckily for Godless evil Big Pharma's bio Warfare on US. Is, is Above the [cough] "law"! I.E. They invent & paten SARS, up-grade & paten, not only Coved !9 but also it detection method, before the big outbake of Coved 19! Tell me Satan didn't have a part in all this?