The NP did the right thing in a sense though - she went up the chain of command. The person up the chain, however, did the wrong thing. edit to add: possibly t

The NP did the right thing in a sense though - she went up the chain of command. The person up the chain, however, did the wrong thing. edit to add: possibly the NP went up the chain of command precisely because the doctors there wanted veto power on hospital admissions. they didn't want pesky underlings getting in the way of whatever motivated their decisions.