If you are accustomed to seeing only a bigoted anti-Catholic biased so-called mental health instructor on these threads, then you likely have no experience with true professionals. Nurses are not "employees." We are licensed by the state and before I retired, I worked on contract. Legal parameters for nursing practice are clear in regard to respecting client religion, whether it's Ba'hai, moslem, Christian, Jewish, whatever. Clients are allowed free access to the religious director of their choice, as are all patients in a hospital, unless for some reason such as dietary observance, there would be some sort of interference with treatment. That never happened in my practice.
On the other hand, this is my private, retired life. I have had a number of interactions with other professionals here on FR, mostly private. Based on your post, your knowledge base regarding what goes on in hospital treatment and how nurses interact is very limited. This is not a problem, unless you are trying to project your own bias onto me, with wild speculation liberally thrown in.
Since when have "legal parameters" prohibited ones thoughts or conclusions regarding matters of faith? You cannot honestly say ones faith does not enter their decisions regardless if "legal Perameters" dictate that they do not.
A Hindu who believes that life continues in a series of new births is not going to approach my health issues in the same light that a person who knows we have one life to live here on earth..... Who is going to value my life more?