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I just took a patient to a followup (post-op) appointment. I saw this sign posted prominently at the front desk.
In the interest of staff safety, the following behaviors will NOT be tolerated:
-yelling
-profanity/foul language
-physical abuse
-threats and/or intimidation
These guidelines will be enforced for the safety of staff and other patients. If these guidelines are not followed, the authorities may be contacted.
I thought it was sad that we have to explain what decent behavior is, but at the same time I am glad that a facility is spelling out the fact that caregivers and staff will not tolerate unacceptable behavior.
I just took a patient to a followup (post-op) appointment. I saw this sign posted prominently at the front desk.
In the interest of staff safety, the following behaviors will NOT be tolerated:
-yelling
-profanity/foul language
-physical abuse
-threats and/or intimidation
These guidelines will be enforced for the safety of staff and other patients. If these guidelines are not followed, the authorities may be contacted.
I thought it was sad that we have to explain what decent behavior is, but at the same time I am glad that a facility is spelling out the fact that caregivers and staff will not tolerate unacceptable behavior.
Laura
SO DO WE GET TO WEAR THOSE SO DOCTORS WILL NOT ACT LIKE THAT??? OR HAVE IT AS A MESSAGE BEFORE THEY TALK TO US IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT?
OP - I would love to have this sign in our ER. We have similar signage at the DMV
Yep!!! I would like a scrub top with those rules on the front and back.....HMMMMMMM.......I have computer......have transfer iron paper.....have iron.....thinking.......I could make one!!!!
Where I work we would need a designated person to make all those calls to the authorities. Patients and family members seem to think that abusing the nursing staff will help to heal the patients.
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