I think it’s amazing that you two former technicians feel their insights and judgement are keener than the respective ED Directors and, no doubt, Medical Directors from both hospitals. You are essentially accusing them of professional malpractice.
I am doing no such thing and I resent that accusation! If you read what I wrote you'll see that I explicitly said that I was not saying anything wrong was being done. What I said was that, based on the risks of transporting patients to another hospital, it would would have to be in the patient's best interest. I never said or implied that it was not in their best interest to move them. I did say that there must be more to the story, i.e., something that would make it in the patient's best interest to take that risk, at least in their judgment. I assumed only the highest professional integrity and judgment on their part, and explicitly made the point that this did not imply anything evil, which is why I think there's more to the story. You misunderstood what I was saying.
scouter, I won’t back down. Administrators are easily culpable of malpractice. Let’s talk about the administrators in the CDC.
Let’s talk about the administrators at Texas Health.
Let’s talk about the medical malpractice that goes on in this country daily due to god complex doctors not listening to their patients.
Please, don’t think you can make me back down based on that kind of language.