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[-] hellinkilla@hexbear.net 50 points 3 days ago

"Instead, the hospitalist, in this case … never saw the patient," the complaint alleges. "It also appears from the sparse ICU records that the ICU RN was only contacting the tele-ICU service for sedation orders as Mr. Hylton's condition deteriorated in the ICU, and despite orders, there are no CIWA assessments, no intake/output monitoring, and no MD assessments for pain and/or change in mental status despite the RN's non-contemporaneous note indicating mental status change in a patient diagnosed with alcohol withdrawal and a history of alcohol withdrawal seizures for which he had previously been given Keppra."

The [Connecticut Department of Public Health] agency determined that hospital staff "failed to ensure nursing assessments were conducted in accordance with the physician's order" and "failed to effectively communicate the patient's needs as documented," per the complaint.

Oh it is the nurses' fault. Fire them or give them additional training in how to whatapp the doctor. That'll solve it....

I wonder how much the doc was billing.

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