What Happens When a Healthcare Professional Lies to a Patient?
October 26, 2021 · 1 Min Read
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- Unless a specific issue comes up it is none of other people’s business.
- I dislike being asked to give my professional nursing opinion such as diagnosing people’s health problems and recommending treatments. It is out of my scope of practice and it could be litigious to give advice.
- Strangers want to show you things on parts of their body that you do not want to see on anyone much less complete strangers.
- I am always curious to see how other healthcare professionals treat patients that they assume are medically uneducated. I want to be treated appropriately for the right reason. All patients and people deserve to be treated with human dignity and respect.
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