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Hmm... so what's the deal with the, for lack of better terms, ex-parte hearing Yale put her through? If the hospital is an unrelated medical institution, how d
by Nimi 13y ago
Hmm... so what's the deal with the, for lack of better terms, ex-parte hearing Yale put her through?
If the hospital is an unrelated medical institution, how did her medical history get released to the school? Is this even legal?
Also, IIUC, the psychiatrist who told her "we can't have you here" was employed at the hospital, not the university?
In short, there seems to be some type of relationship between the hospital and the university.
- rdtsc 13y agoThat is what I didn't understand either. So Yale has a real hospital, I can see that. But since they admitted an Yale student does it mean all their medical history is now shared. Or does it mean the psych ward head can advise with the "send home" vs "let them stay" binary decision up the chain, to the Dean for example, and the dean just accepts that and goes with it. That is what I mean lie and don't trust institutions. Always think what and how they can use what you give them against you. Because sometimes they will.
- Nimi 13y agoYep, wanted to make sure it's not just me missing something here. Left the OP a message in the comments that she might want to look into this, maybe she'll see it.