It's embarrassing enough I had to call her for help because I couldn't trust myself to make the step, but to be advised to learn to code while I'm in hospital as I'm leaning on her in nothing but a towel is a new level.

Then again this is the same woman I overheard tell the afternoon guy that I'm "a bit useless" when they switched shifts so I shouldn't be surprised.

      • Funnyleaf [he/him,use name]
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        4 years ago

        Reporting a healthcare worker for inappropriate conduct is exactly the same as becoming a state enforcer. I am very smart.

        • SerLava [he/him]
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          4 years ago

          The funny part is now she's reported for inappropriate conduct on this website lmaaao

        • SerLava [he/him]
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          4 years ago

          The modlog says this:

          comment removed

          reason: Make a post about it don't shit on a user

          Actually, she should not make a post about this, this is fucked. This nurse will have access to thousands of patients, and this attitude will get several of them fucking killed. KILLED.

      • zeal0telite [he/him,they/them]
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        4 years ago

        If you are actively making patients feel worse then you're not fit for medical practice.

        I'm friends with health workers and the amount of shit they put up with (sometimes literally) is astonishing but poor bedside manner is unacceptable nonetheless.

        I understand being a nurse is stressful but being so ill you need help is also not exactly sunshine and roses.

        If the state should be doing anything it's dealing with this kind of thing because it's directly to do with the well-being of a citizen.

        Do no harm.