Not a place where I’d like to work:
“Many individuals reported they are using antidepressant medication to cope with coming to work,” she said. “Individuals expressed a loss of interest in their marriages, children, and lives outside of work. Several individuals had a fighting attitude, however, there were very few. The vast majority are fearful and demoralized… This degree of stress is not sustainable for staff even in the short term: critical medical decision making will suffer and staff will ultimately leave the hospital to escape what many described as ‘intolerable working conditions.’”
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Any one person who could have the entire hospital staff that unhappy should not be allowed to practice.
My guess is it’s a transplant surgeon but who knows. Obviously it is someone the hospital thinks they makes thema profit.
I’m suprised there was not a nurses strike.
I don’t think I’d want to work their either.
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