PrairieWind
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Margaret Pearce, University of Utah Hospital chief nursing officer, said law enforcement officers will instead have to work with hospital supervisors, who are more understanding of law enforcement codes. She added hospital officials won't interact with officers in a patient-care area also.
https://www.ksl.com/?sid=45671818&n...tocol-with-law-enforcement-after-nurse-arrest
I thought nurse Wubbles understood the law. This seems to put blame on her. Thoughts?
I don't think they were putting blame on her. I think it was just a poorly written article. I agree with the change in policy. Law enforcement should be dealing with administrators, not directly with the care providers.