To: bd476
It's critical that there is always a medically savvy family member in attendance at a patient's bedside in a hospital. There is much daily negligence and some outright abuse in some of our nation's finest hospitals, and it's all blamed on financial woes.I believe this to be a widespread problem throughout the United States and it does relate to the financial pressures of cash-strapped hospitals.
There are way too many administrative "Clipboard Carriers" and not nearly enough nurses.
To: NoControllingLegalAuthority
NoControllingLegalAuthority said: "I believe this to be a widespread problem throughout the United States and it does relate to the financial pressures of cash-strapped hospitals.
I agree.
"...There are way too many administrative "Clipboard Carriers" and not nearly enough nurses..."
True, but getting rid of all the administrative staff would not make a dent into solving anything. Unfortunately the problem has become too extensive for that solution.
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01/26/2005 4:25:34 AM PST by
bd476
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