Ikr what a disgusting institution morally and literally, they seemed like they didnt care about the fact that a child died

I know right I think they should treat the death of the children in their care as the death of their very own child sure it will never be like losing your own kid but you should pretend like it is you should want to fix the problem as if it was what took away your child but these people treated that little girl as if she was some broken toy that they couldn’t fix they treated her like her death was simply sad but not tragic and that is absolutely disgusting to me and whoever the hell made that letter should be ashamed they even typed and sent that without even including the words this was a tragedy

Like seriously. Dissatisfied experience is something like getting a over cooked steak. Not when a child dies. It’s basically downplaying the horrible and sad death of a beautiful child. It’s disgusting...

@AppleScotch Pie i know,right?Like,that was a child.A CHILD!!!!And they let her die!And they should have at least try to do something about it.

You have to remember that doctors see death on a daily basis and that they might save 1000 people and 1 will die it’s a fact of life you have to get over

BUT MUH DEFAMATION

When your about to die you can’t really say, ‘no take me to the other hospital.’

Tom Burger I don’t think that’s the point of this video but to bring an issue to light and hopefully hospitals will be forced to change their policies to prevent these “preventable” issues.

He's talking about someone who lives near the infectious hospital.. like they have no choice to go there sort of and I'm sure lots have no idea of it's reputation and it's so damn sad

Best hospital in America? A bunch of moms around you applying stuff with no experience.

I would not be shocked if they did not even write that letter. It is a computer generated TEMPLATE response previously written before they probably opened the hospital. If we looked at everyone who gets that letter, I am sure there is no difference word by word.

exactly Human trash

It’s also sad that in the US medical and educational fields are businesses.

Musical_Me I mean I am sure that this can’t just be blamed on the US healthcare system. This is a problem with the hospital itself, it is easy to point the finger at the United States because the video was made in the US but it would definitely be easy to find an example in any country

real apologies would be more like "I'm sorry I did this" than "I'm sorry you got upset" because it was YOUR fault, not the person you're apologizing to.

Did you consider suing them?

@@MrCamille9999 she wanted to but was already getting sued and in some legal trouble because of the crash so she decided to let it go, it was too much

@@dootdoot94xo44 why would you ever say something like that. That's extremely inconsiderate!

Sphinx Money suing doesn’t have to just be because of one parties fault entirely. A lot of insurance companies will try to sue the party who’s driving so that they don’t have to pay for all of the damage costs. And so in that case karma doesn’t really pan out. And to be fair, she already was in a induced coma, on top of that having dried out corneas doesn’t really sound like karma, it’s sounds like torture.

Sphinx Money after saying that, karma will come straight back to you.

Floral Lucy I am so sorry, reading this hurt me since I had the same procedure. Hoping for the best

Floral Lucy that's so sad

...so sorry

My sister had her appendix removed when she 9, at SickKids. I had no idea there was a risk like that in the procedure and I'm glad they were meticulous about her care. I'm so sorry this happened to you.

Nameless The same thing happened to me with my oldest. 3 days afyer i got out of the hospital i had a fever of 108. I had a blood infection i got at thr hospital.

if you were a real doctor, you would know it's central *LYME* yoᵤ lyᵢng ₛwᵢne

You forget it's a kid. Children aren't the cleanest beings around.

@@davidgutierrez8297 that's still not the fault of the kid...

@@dylanharding5720 At the very least, it's a factor.

@@davidgutierrez8297 They still are at fault and should have taken more measures to keep her safe.

Jesus

wow

I am so sorry...

gosh im so sorry 🥺💓

Stanford should close down

This made me laugh

We won't be visiting again! 😡

It should be just a half of a star instead.

0 stars for Death Hospital

I screenshots only the absolute best comments I see, I think you earned your screenie Manw Cat

Or the kid was immunocompromised.

not going to that hospital!

The first infection would have had me doing my own investigation.

After 4 Infections they would of known something was going down, but i guess they thought she was just slightly 'Dissatisfied" with her outcome

Or maybe the child was immunodeficient, which was why she needed an IV.

Pedophiles ffs

@@nielshildebey what's wrong with you

@@nielshildebey Dude she didn't even say anything close to perverted.

Niels Smits ik people tryna hit on kids online. Just sad

Idk what to write for my name r/whooosh

Aww🥺but thank God you're good now

@@lori8885 Yeah absolutely, funny enough I'm actually back in hospital with a red band and a sign saying milk allergy on my door but this hospital is amazing and understand 100% :)

@@graciegh0ul 😂😂🙌🙌🙌🙌I'll pray for u

@@lori8885 hahaha thanks dude 😂😊

That’s so horrible. I can’t imagine your frustration

Bro same when I was little I didn't know I had asthma and my mom took me to the hospital and they gave me medicine and they told my mom if I didn't come I would had died scary

Nick Collins just...stop

@@501ststormtrooper9 Your mother is a germaphobe. Hospitals clean high-tech areas everyday and patient rooms when they're empty via a team dedicated to cleaning.

@@501ststormtrooper9 that applies to 3rd world countries' healthcare field

I get mild chest infections and I suffer from a tight chest It’s terrible I truly have sympathy and respect for your suffering a bravery

@Anonymous it's a fortnite youtuber, all his fans have the same profile picture. I used to have it too.

Deeze nuts

Ha got eem

tour profile pic is was my wall papaerlong ago its BUETIFUL I just wanna point that out for no absolute reason ;-;

Ivan Kebab Remover sad but true. the more stories like this you see the less value they give you.

Her dad looks like a cousin of mine!

Ya this one is so sad though.

999 like one people, one more!!! Let's all respect Nora and give her a quiet moment of peace.

BlusVersion2 ppl from other countries say it like that

I wish more nurses were like you

It has nothing to do with nurses and everything to do with your lack of funding healthcare in America. Those nurses are understaffed and overworked. That leads to death. Think about those nurses and that dead child next time you're voting.

@@seanwhalen5738 There is some level of incompetence of nurses from my experiences working there many years ago. Do not know if it is better today.

I had a Port A Catheter and it was used for my chemo, do you know if it is a reasonable replacement for a central line or if they are for different purposes? I'm just curious.

Bobby, do you think that Central line infections are an exceptional circumstance? Like, do you think the same outcomes could be obtained with treating pressure damage in a similar way? Or are central line infections special because you can, actually, control them. I work in a medical receiving unit, and whilst obviously we aim for best practice at all times, it's a busy high turnover unit. We are always always understaffed, I have legit never seen us fully staffed. And yknow, our patients are human. So when I think of what my version of preventing central line infections would be, I think of preventing new pressure damage, or preventing venous catheter line infections. But I can't think how we would actually physically be able to do this without more staff to be able to turn patients two hourly when they need it. Or nurses to take their time giving IV meds or fluids, to maintain aseptic technique every time a patient wants to take their jumper off. And this isn't even considering the vast majority of the time that patients actively make decisions against their best interest. Yknow, refusing turns or personal care. Or dipping their venflons in yoghurt, or whatever.

they are plain heartless

+David Cipriano yeah and buzzfeed has just declined in quality content

sorry but this is as stupid as comparing Forbes with Hello magazine.

+Hiro Mashimoto and Buzzfeed seems to be scripted

It's less corrupt

EVERYTHING is better than buzzfeed

wilkinru check out the interactive map about a quarter-way down page to see data for hospitals near you www.vox.com/2015/7/9/8905959/medical-harm-infection-prevention

You do understand that competition is a good troubleshooting tool for most businesses but when it comes to healthcare patients can't afford to allow problems like this to happen when their health is on the line, this is in fact the perfect example of how healthcare being run like businesses is a problem. Most doctors are more interested in Jewing their clients out of their money then actually careing fore the wellbeing of the person. And if you can't prove the hospital f*ked up or have an army of lawyers to take your case then you (as a client) are at the mercy of the "attidudes" of the doctors

Jesse Crossman I'm pretty someone's ability to produce melanin has very little to do with performance. American doctors are just cogs in the corporate machine more interested in separating patients from their money than actually taking care of them, that is why the system is sh*t. Like an overpriced iPhone, unnecessarily pay more for mediocre quality & care. I agree there are limits to what even medical professionals can possibly know, however even the stupidest doctor would know the silliness of comparing performance with genetics (which makes no sense).

Wow, I'm surprised someone so enlightened and understanding as you would use the highly offensive term "Jewing". I guess your tolerance only extends to some groups and not others. What a hypocritical piece of shit you are.

Jesse Crossman my apologies, /pol/ habits die hard,

People in 2040 are gonna be like: Capitalism is when America

No hospital is like "Oh Well" they just don't discuss it externally. This case has gone through several M&Ms guaranteed. People get their licenses pulled for stuff like this and have to deal with investigations.

off topic but steins gate pfp yes yes yes

So true

I know a hospital administrator. He only cares about the bottom line and will plow over any person to reach his financial goals.

@@nathana3170 that is terrifying

America, the self-proclaimed greatest country of this planet. 😅

It's nice to have a 2nd opinion from other doctors.

*it’s all in yer head*

I always say, “Do not do 1, try 2 then 3.”

Sue the all in your hear boi

This whole story is all in yer head boi

Marquis de Lafayette wow.

Marquis de Lafayette A spine surgery is always risky, that's understandable. But leaving a whole ( the knife I'm guessing you're referring to a scalpel ) scalpel in a patient is un acceptable

wow. same here, VA hospital left a sponge in my dad. he died of an infection due to it. I know doctors make mistakes just like the rest of us. but damn he could be alive right now.

That's really sad because it's completely unacceptable and avoidable. I have stood in surgeries and LOTS of items are used BUT every item used is documented (usually by a nurse) to insure that nothing gets left in the patient. The team as a whole didn't do its job.

Where did that happen so I can make sure I don't go there? What they did is completely unacceptable.

It enraged me ...

Honestly heartbroken hearing that as well as the pictures of her all kitted up in medical equipment. She was brought into this world and unfortunately only experienced uncertainty and suffering😥 I promise that as I grow older/earn a sustainable living etc. I will gladly give my time and money to bring as much joy into those that deserve the least amount of suffering. It’s soo unfair :(

That broke me down, especially since my daughter is close to that age

@@monicarenee7949 it’s awful :( I work full time and ive donated as much as I can atm. Bless the kind hearted heroes that put everything on the line to save those who have no say in this cruel war. If my £100 contributes to a collective to even create the opportunity to save a life then it’s completely worth it.

Way to shoot you own feet

Deadass?

'MERICA

Wow! You are brave as heck!

+Ninjamaag I will continue to write this to people yes I feel sorry that people lose things but science is the killing of harmless or harmful people, organisms, or items "For the people who are still alive" yah references

Daniel Broderick Umm actually there was no "ape" speech, and when did I say vaccines where bad that was never brought up even once. As for the medication I wouldn't be dead because i'm not a dumb ass who goes to strange countries and doesn't think twice I also have never broken a bone nor have I ever been to the hospital except for visiting and to see if I have anything, which I haven't. Any medication i've taken was for ADD and Insomnia which I stopped shortly after my grades plumeted, so actually I'd be just fine. So instead of thinking your right go and check up on some facts then come back and try to prove me wrong. PS after re reading your comment I need to add this note I have never been vaccinated in my life other than for school regulations and other things that require them

+Tate Amstutz The school requires vaccines for a reason. You probably believe that medicine is bullshit since "I haven't died yet". No, you haven't died yet because of those school vaccines. And because of this thing called herd immunity. Basically, herd immunity is when over 90% of the population is vaccinated, which keeps the virus from surviving long enough to kill you. Now, if I misinterpreted your statement, maybe you should learn proper sentence structure. Also, I'd like to see your sources that prove vaccines are bullshit. And while you're at it, maybe you should mention your highest level of education. I'm sure you've been taking lots of college level biology courses.

+Tate Amstutz Also, ADD/ADHD are amongst the most frequently misdiagnosed mental illnesses. It's a shame your faith in science was shattered by your experience with medicine. What probably happened is you had trouble focusing on your schoolwork, and you brought yourself to the doctor, maybe over exaggerated your symptoms, and he wrote you a script for some meds. ADD meds are just prescription amphetamines, which tend to cause sleeplessness. Then you got a prescription for the "insomnia", and you had a vicious cycle of conflicting meds making you feel like general shit.

I also don't want to go there but sadly I was born there Yeah

Smiling Smiley11 you'll never escape.

Casey J ;-;

Casey J Oh my god. I'm starting to go there for lung problems. Now I'm second guessing it.

TheSaltyMutantEats sad man

I’m sorry for your loss.

RIP Grandma Peggy

RIP. Im sorry

RIP I'm sorry for your loss

My condolences, I’m sure she’s in a better place now.

kenzie barlow She’s wonderful. Bless her soul.

I hope she sues the hospital. I think it'd be understandable that one or two line infections happen as they happened even at the good hospital but it's clear there's a major problem with the staff and sterilization when it's happening multiple times in a row leading to a child's death. They deserve to be sued if not for the money for the family and the justice then for teaching the staff a lesson that they can't just brush things like that under the rug by saying "sorry you were dissatisfied with your experience" it's absolutely unacceptable.

That took strength.

eli the egg it could’ve also been the company producing the products the hospital used too. But hand hygiene is the number one cause of hospital acquired infections and many don’t follow it.

Well, nosocomial infections happen, but not that often. Every medical contract has inspanning verbintenis, which means the contract binds the doctor and staffs to do their best to treat the patient. So if something preventable like nosocomial infections that happens too often occurs, the hospital can be sued for breach of contract.

What about a hospital spreading an antibiotic resistant infection to a disturbingly high number of patients?? I’ve had multiple family members go to this hospital for a variety or issues, almost every time he staff there nearly kills someone, then every person I have known to go in that hospital leaves with an antibiotic resistant infection hat they say they can’t help with and that it’s just a risk of going to any hospital......but I have never heard of a single person picking this random infection up from any other hospital in any other city.....it seems to just be common at this one terrible hospital. They also nearly killed my uncle last week. Tried to unplug him when he was on a machine for his breathing for only a single day. My family had to plead with the idiotic nurses, then the next day he was fine and sitting walking and talking again. He would have been dead had my family not stopped the nurses. Unfortunately “do no harm” depends on what they consider to be harm, just like the video says, how a hospital views something completely changes what happens to their patients. I am unfortunately all too aware of how the ONLY hospital in my city is a cesspool for various infections and would rather risk my life going to any other hospital in any other city than risk my life going to the one just blocks away.

eli the egg I’ve had lines for 6 years and I haven’t had an infection once, or even an infection scare. I never even had a pain issue.

Stanford sucks. Accuse them

erikpoephoofd very sad

Wlydym

frank Sinatra aint my dad nah I have never heard of the acronym wlydym

@@newleaksman marry us

@@franksinatraaintmydadnah3907 Ok

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Hope you dont live in California

Barlos 69 Roseville is in California

@@whosagoodgirl5846 i think that they were saying that because if you live in Cali and have a serious condition/injury then you might be flown to Stanford

It's like saying "I'm sorry that you're not happy that your daughter died". Like what do you expect?!?!?!😠

I KNOW RIGHT!

"dissatisfied". her daughter DIED you souless greedy corporates!

My professional opinion? I think that a DICTATOR would feel more sad. Quotes around professional.

It is probably a "TEMPLATE" response staff use. They probably fill in the blank (Name, date).

I was actually thinking this exact thing when they said that crashes don't make the news.

Its_Ghost maybe its because of Irelands lower population?

+MrForestfirefan Yeah I would say that's most definitely a main factor.

Car crashes make national news here in Canada also.

+s poirier America just sucks

Surprised they didn't give her a coupon towards her next visit

me 😞

Me R.I.P

Tori Woof it was such a nice kid i felt bad for the mother

I didn’t but I understand why you did

B****, I cried because the mom seemed so happy recalling those memories and when he said " Nora died.", I was so done with life.

Money is not gonna bring the kid back. And taking money from the hospital won't help other patients either.

+BILLder BURRg Money is a coping mechanism, and without the threat of action, then hospitals have no reason to improve. If a hospital lets it's patients die, it shouldn't be open.

+BILLder BURRg No. of course they don't. That's why it's important for victims of malpractice to pursue the hospital for as much as they can get. The last thing they want is someone hurting their profits.

Your comment shows how distorted this video was. This was not some normal child, but rather one with a serious disease. That is why she needed constant IV therapy. That child was not going to live a long life, no matter what. More likely, if it hadn't been for the intervention of that hospital, the child would have died a six months of age. Notice they didn't say what the disease was, or why the child needed so many central lines. That would have ruined their biased report.

+Christian Libertarian you seem to misunderstand the message of this video. it's not about the kid was going to die anyway soon or later. it's about the hospital's attitude. you should go apply to the Stanford hospital, they might hire you, as you seem to share their views on how to treat people.

Angle*

@@MikePlaysYeet no I'm pretty sure she's an angel

@@a.s4269 shes an *ANGEL*

@@MikePlaysYeet yes that is correct, as I said, she's an angel

Alesha Senior angel?

Whelp I hope you dont live in California. Chances are if you live in California and sustain some sort of major injury or illness you’ll be flown out to stanford.

Barlos 69 Even if you’re not in CA. My aunt had cancer and she was told to go to Stanford for chemotherapy, despite her living in Nevada. Nothing bad happened, it just shows how everyone who has a serious condition is shipped out to Stanford with no questions asked.

@@Barlos69 Stanford isn't the only place you can be transfered to. You also have other UC Med Centers as options too.

Hσηєувєє тнє ƁƖσggєя ♡ im aware but thanks for informing me anyways, thats why I said “chances are”

Or, dont live in america

Make it Worldwide

Sorry to hear that... I hope you get better

But with todays medical marvels, you CAN be a little girl! :P Also get well soon :)

well your werent that girl and people die everyday it is unavoidable BUT the hospital should of followed basic code and thier Hippocratic Oath

It is if it was preventable.

Does that make it ok then?

The Flying Nimbus Thanks for your comment! This is something we think about a lot too, and we're going to do our best to make sure that doesn't happen :)

It is my fear as well.....

my fear as well

+Vox Well it's good to know that you're at least anticipating it. I trust that you'll make it, you guys seem very educated and I think if you do your research like you do with these videos it'll end up perfectly fine ^~^

+The Flying Nimbus 90% of suddenly-popular channels fall from this. Just knowing that Vox know about this and anticipate it months ago just make me relieve, you know?

+mirpandas I know right!! they're heroes!

what is point are you trying to get thorugh? Why is it wrong to show appreciation for the nurses they save lives, pretty muhc the definiton of a hero.

Yes but there is a reason to why they pursued those careers and it's more than just money since they don't earn that much and their work schedule is terrible. If you just want money then there are thousands of better professions that are more comfortable than being a nurse.

But doesn't it make them more of a hero that everyone can do it, but they are the ones doing it? Also the only reason why life rescuers say things like it's just a job is because they're trying to be humble and don't want people to critize them because they get paid rescuing people.

Farmers are heroes too!

Yeah, so we all know not to go there

Yep. I was once told that I hadn't dislocated my knee by an emergency room nurse when I had watched it dislocate (it had gone back in place by the time I got to the hospital). They were convinced I hadn't dislocated it until they did an x ray

It's probably the worst thing possible when your doctor ignores you. it Can you leave you in a physically and even mentally unhealthy place. I would've been able to and the abuse in my life much sooner had my doctor just listen to me

This happens a lot at to Me at the VA clinics and hospitals I have no alternative I need help... They have almost killed me a couple times... It is quite sad... I am just a number... They are just wanting their paycheck...

+minimooster My heart broke when she was talking about Nora saying "please help me feel better".

+minimooster Cried my eyes out. Myself a parent. It breaks my heart even more because I know what it's like to have a child, and for him to be taken away from me? Wouldnt know how to cope.

+xxXSalty_Viper420Xxx I'm so so sorry the way you find joy is by calling other people names for having emotions.

+xxXSalty_Viper420Xxx I'm beginning to wonder, do you think that by insulting people you will somehow make yourself more?

+minimooster He's just a troll, ignore him.

I bet one had twice as may fatalites ...

ikr haha, it's hard to believe they really did not want to showcase themselves and possibly not look as bad, or could it be because vox never asked them?

It doesnt matter though because theres evidence in 1 how many infections she got and 2 they're response to the mother. Remember that was their truthful response to criticisms about their techniques and they basically told the mom it's just the nature of things

Onshi ri It would still be useful to see their sterilization process. Maybe it would then be possible to pinpoint what the problem was.

They did that because it doesn't fit their narrative. Central lines are always put in under sterile conditions. Standford has weekly conferences with doctors to discuss unexpected complications. Stanford is twice the size and treats far sicker patients who are more likely to get an infection. They built a false narrative based solely on a letter sent to a grieving mother by the legal department.

The answer is Root Cause Analysis ..the manager of the second hospital named it. It's a method of assessment about events..and it searches for the real cause of the incident. I think it's derived from airplane crashes..tho. I studied it as I'm a nurse.

Nurse: Not on my watch you son a church!

You contradict yourself there.

no clue what the other guy's taking about. instead, i feel you; thanks for sharing!

As someone who works in a hospital near Stanford and having worked in Sacramento/Roseville area as an EMT, I have seen many nurses and other hospital personnel coming in/out of a room without sanitizing their hands. A big issue with hand sanitation is with C-diff precautions. Anyone who walks out of a C-diff room must wash their hands with soap and water even if they made no contact with the patient while inside the room. Just last night, while in such a room, a nurse tried to leave without washing her hands. I told her she must and she turned to me and said, "oh, be quiet." That same night another nurse left the room without washing his hands because he wanted to use the sink down the hall. So he walked down a clean hall with C-diff infected hands and contaminated the common area.

That's why, hospitals kinda suck. If you go to a independent medical office, you get a lot more care along with happier professionals.

I cannot express how disturbing it is to hear about healthcare professionals not washing their hands, especially after leaving infectious rooms. As a patient once with C-diff, I can relate and understand the severity of this. C-diff is very contagious and when I had it after I got my appendix removed they isolated me from other patients. Doctor and nurses had to gown up before they entered my room and wash their hands before they left, so they wouldn’t spread it to other patients. Even when I was discharged I was asked to take bleach wipes home to disinfect my house, so those around me wouldn’t get infected. As the video addressed, some hospitals view infections as plane crashes, “an unacceptable problem that needs investigation.” Other hospitals view them as car crashes, “just a tragic event of a risky business.” Allowing infection to spread due to negligent behavior among our healthcare professionals is extreme issue that needs to be addressed. Washing hands is very important in medicine and there are many reasons why we do it. We do not wash our hands to simply prevent germs and diseases from spreading, we wash them because it’s the ethical thing to do. As a health care professional, you have a duty to your patients and that is to prevent harm to them and give them the best care you can provide. As you pointed out, many nurses unfortunately do not. Not washing your hands is intentionally being negligent. And for those hospitals who address this as a car crash, just a tragic event, is also intentionally negligent because they know the risk behind not washing their hands. The nurse’s duty is to prevent harm to her patients and coworkers by taking extra precautions so the infectious disease does not spread. The nurse breached this duty by not washing her/his hands. By not doing this, the nurse’s affected party is at risk. Poor choices like this is a failure of the standard of due care because healthcare professionals are not taking appropriate care to prevent harm. I completely understand your frustration and more importantly I stress that it’s beyond unethical for healthcare professionals to allow preventable infectious diseases from spreading.

wait what-ta ya mean you have had one for 8 years??

I had a line in my body for 8 year and just recently got it remove, because I grew out of it!😷🏥🏨🏩 (Then got a new one)

+WonderGirl+ what does it feel like having a rubber tube in your body

People always ask me this but to be honest it doesn't really feel like anything, except sometimes tender, but thanks for asking I always love informing people on the topic! Awareness is extremely important!

+WonderGirl+ Thanks

I am wondering why she didn't have a port instead, I think it would have been a MUCH better and safer option for her.

Every day we are trained to treat each person with the highest of care, nothing is perfect but the level of effort does not waiver based on the patient. We are actually not allowed to treat a person of interest in order to maintain that standard. The reason there are hospitals that are considered to be better out there is because of things like funding and employee experience. Both of which are very high in variability

Alexa Dipeso bullshit every hospital and clinic I've been to all the medical staff have treated me bad only some stopped once I complained but the current clinic I go to has treated me terribly throughout my entire prenatal care. all we are is a paycheck very few about 2 percent of medical personnel actually care about patients.

Sadientra to me the hospital wouldn't take accountability for their own mistakes which to me means they do not aren't interested in how the patients are so no doubt they really don't show interest in their staff's long term effects, just the implication of liability bothers them.

monay monay right my dad got surgery and the nurse he got to clean and dress his wound was very rude and unprofessional she kept telling my dad that he shouldn't yell when she cleaned out his wound. which we ended up finding out later that she was supposed to give him pain medicine before cleaning his wound to prevent pain/ the cleaning being difficult. we found out from another nurse who actually followed correct procedures with my dad later. And she was telling him that he should be complaining ( first nurse told him this).

gangstaberry2496 Then you shouldn't have left for work, you workaholic.

In his defense, without him working, no one would be able to pay for his mom’s bills

Muhammad Ramli There's a thing called a loan. There's another thing called savings as well.

CroSs xD He could have been fired for not returning for work.He probably ran out of leave

littlelittle boiboi If you live in a first world country, emergency leaves are allowed.

@@bosstowndynamics5488 Still working on margins though, if sanitizing a whole room, using six pairs of gloves, and hiring another well trained nurse costs more on average than the 1/1000 chance of an infection without those procedures the hospital will cut out the practice. I'm a capitalist it does more good than harm, but it's hard to say where to draw the line at what is acceptable.

@@bosstowndynamics5488 One of the primary reasons capitalism sucks for healthcare is basic supply and demand. A sick person needs care, and will give anything for it. There is practically unlimited demand if their condition is bad enough. There is all to often no option for the consumer/patient to say no deal and wait/look somewhere else.

It's only a business if it's allowed to be. America has one of the worst healthcare systems in the world. Cuba has better healthcare and everyone has a right to healthcare. It's the same in the UK where I'm from.

but they didn't even say sorry

Elizabeth Neeley It’s a sarcastic sorry

It was a pretty awful outcome, that's true. I consider her having passed away with her mother holding her a positive rather than a negative part of the story, though. It would have been better if she had survived, but still, it wasn't the worst way to go. It would have been worse if she had passed while her mother wasn't by her side.

That's not what depression is

My best wishes to you

Hope you fine rn

@@mauz791 Thank you! I was discharged a few days ago and everything is fine. After watching this video, I watched anyone who touched that central line like a hawk.

@@GrainneDhu lmao nice. I never had a central line, only a cannula. Lucky me I guess. Also, how many gloves did they have while handling the line?

@@mauz791 , for just hooking the antibiotic solution to the line, they used a single pair of gloves after washing hands (plus special sanitiser caps on the ports). For changing the dressing that held the line in place, they used two pairs of gloves, everyone including me used masks and they draped me with sterile towelling to maintain a sterile field. They were super, super careful. I asked how long it had been since they'd had a central line infection and the nurse said she wasn't sure but she thought it was 6 or 7 years. She went off to check for sure and said that according to their records, it was nearly 10 years.

@@GrainneDhu Cool! At least something worthwhile the 10 year challenge.

Ikr

Ole-Andrè Hestetun How about deceptive videos.I feel so terrible for the passing of that young girl. But there are a lot of things to consider before blaming the hospital. Including what kind of budget they have, the training they have gotten and her pre existing health issues. This video didn't give enough information on the other hospital where that poor girl passed. I'm sure these doctors are not bad people, and I can almost ensure that they tried as hard as they could to save her. And they may have been doing everything right, the only thing we have to go on is the mother. She may have thought that some things seemed out of place and they actually were. It also seemed kind of "shock value." they never brought up another case, and continued to compare the situation to the girl. they didn't talk to any other patients in that hospital. They also show clips of her whenever they can to burn it into your head. And it works because it is a tragedy but that's one case. (that they referenced) A large part of this video isn't talking about facts just Nora. And how do we know they take a "car crash mentality" what evidence do you have to prove it? They may have taken what try learned from this and incorporated into another case.

Ole-Andrè Hestetun Especially that highlighting effect.

I hope your kid is okay. Forewarned is forearmed. 😊

god bless

Depends on which country, to be honest.

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Yep!

Let's not forget bomb blasts, storms and shooters running all over the place.

Okay, but where's the lie here?

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Means nothing...I did clinical rotations at U Penn and the place was filthy

I was admitted into Stanford University Children’s Hospital when I was 15 years old. I was diagnosed with epilepsy. They did a brain surgery on me to remove seizures cells that they had found active. I have a huge scar on my head the size of a horse shoe. They shaved my head. I was very scared because I didn’t know what was going to happen to me. I was just a kid. My parents were making all the decisions for me. Thankfully I survived and I was in such hope that the operation would stop my seizures. 14 days later I had a seizure. All of my hope was crushed. So my life went on with having seizures. When the neurologist and the brain surgeon found out that I had another seizure they just seemed to wash their hands of it and gave it a “ Well, we tried”. Because of the brain surgery and the location of where they needed to cut, I had to re-learn to walk and talk again. It was all for nothing...

@@jasmineangie4652 So sorry this happened to you ;( i'll strive to become an amazing nurse so this never happens!

It’s about the clinicians at Sutter Roseville, they nurses on the Vascular access team are the ones who drove the zero CRBSI culture.

Isaac Rivera my man I'm sure if 1 million people died at once it would be a tragedy and a statistic, same with the one death

Even if she wasn't, she was a little child.