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I thought in this story the operator did let the person in, which if so was a grave mistake that they now have to carry with them. Though I wonder how you think
by alternatex 1y ago
I thought in this story the operator did let the person in, which if so was a grave mistake that they now have to carry with them. Though I wonder how you think an operator would know if people have metal on them? Definitely not by trusting people to decide/judge by themselves I hope?
- Aeolun 1y agoI have to assume most operators do not expect people to be wearing a 20lb chain around their neck.
- dragonwriter 1y agoThe policy should be no one but the patient and staff is allowed in, the prep for the patient prior to procedure (both in advance and immediately prior) should cover them, and staff should be adequately trained. There should be no need to evaluate random other people because they simply should not be allowed in at all.