The nurses were explicitly trained to ignore overrides, because they were required so often: >> While testifying before the nursing board last year, foreshadow

The nurses were explicitly trained to ignore overrides, because they were required so often: >> While testifying before the nursing board last year, foreshadowing her defense in the upcoming trial, Vaught said that at the time of Murphey's death, Vanderbilt was instructing nurses to use overrides to overcome cabinet delays and constant technical problems caused by an ongoing overhaul of the hospital's electronic health records system. As for missing the warning on the vial cap, were nurses trained to look for messages there? I can easily imagine that the process of extracting medicine into a syringe would become so routine that an unusual exception like this could be missed without some kind of check process.