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So the problem was that those people couldn't get inside the ER by themselves and the nurses and doctors refused to move them? I ask because I once walked my r

by geoka9 10y ago

So the problem was that those people couldn't get inside the ER by themselves and the nurses and doctors refused to move them? I ask because I once walked my relative into an ER and they were attended to, no problem.

dghughes 10y ago
Yes sometimes it's a person literally on the doorstep of the ER in front of the doors. One time a news report said the person was in a passenger seat of a car. But usually right there at the ER in some state of distress. I can understand some concerns of staff but to flat out refuse seems to go against the ethics of being in the medical trade. I also suspect it's government bureaucracy and union rules, paperwork trumps life I guess.