I don’t understand why there was a security guard.
Perhaps someone tried to overstay their visiting hours or wanted to slip the patient some sort of “alternative treatment” that the docs wouldn’t order.(which i would ignore if the patient was sick and their seemed nothing else left to try).
The patient was a downs patient from the look of her photograph. Such ignorance over the vitality and the usefulness of the lives of many downs patents is to be found in many of fellow nurse peers. I fight it all the time. many Downs patients have jobs and are quite intelligent, some need more help. I knew one downs patient who looked quite the part in High School but she did graduate;she was actually treated fairly well by most folks. I ran into her years later and she had matured, grown up, and was working in the hospital kitchen and you couldn’t even tell she was even a downs patient. She had a car and her own life.
Let me answer that for you:
COVID has changed so much in terms of healthcare delivery. While medical tyranny existed before COVID, it has increased exponentially & is common now. And many hospitals use “security” to enforce their new draconian policies: masks, limited visitors, restricted contact/access to patients, refusal of medical staff to speak to families, refusal of medical staff to even administer vitamins (they go apoplectic if you ask for the dreaded Ivermectin).....on & on. It almost reminds me of the airlines who just forcibly remove any customer who dare questions anything.
I’ve been in healthcare since 1995. I have never once ever searched a patient’s belongings. Now, people’s bags are searched all the time because THEY KNOW families are smuggling in ivermectin & vitamins for people
Hospitals are now, in many cases, run like prisons.