I'm not sure how long this video will be allowed up on YouTube, but this has to be the most terrifying testimony of COVID-19 malpractice that I've seen to date.
EDIT: having watched the full video I can say it's absolutely worth the watch in its entirety. The story at the end is particularly heartbreaking but if you don't have time to watch the entire thing, the first 10 minutes alone will give you a good gist of what's going on there.
It makes one wonder how widespread this is. I think as a population we implicitly trust doctors, nurses and hospitals to know what they are doing and to give us the best treatment possible but I wonder if it's time to give those institutions a bit more scrutiny? Or perhaps create some program to reward nurses like this one who blow the whistle on wide spread corruption within a hospital.
this is a very excellent reason to actually remove all of new york city from any of the registers for obtaining funds for treatments of anything, this is proof that new york city is apparently full of socialist who do not know what they are doing!
Thank you for being brave and doing this under documcover documentation . As a retired RN with 47 years hospital experience I am livid the hospital and resident would be so none compliant with actual standards of practice. This is horrifying and. I'm sorry that you have experienced this and extremely peoud of you for trying to be an advocate for your patients.
Thanks for sharing this. I downloaded the video to my laptop as I've been doing with most of the controversial videos on YouTube. Someone recommended I do that and I've been recommending to others to do likewise.
Yeah same here. In fact since open the states has an option to upload videos when posting I originally tried to upload my copy since I doubt they would take it down, but it doesn't seem to work or at the very least it didn't want to take my .mp4 file...
Hopefully though YouTube will leave it up as it's far enough into the whole coronavirus thing that people who were going to make a decision one way or the other have probably already made it and removing videos won't "protect" anyone at this point.
The video might be too large for the software on this site.
This is worth watching the entire video. I posted it on FB. This is not the only hospital where the untrained and uninformed are treating patients in this manner. We heard from a nurse in Colorado seeing some of these same issues a month ago, people being put on ventilators who shouldn't be. Thanks for sharing.