A hospital in Salem, Reg Reagan, said Saturday it had posted a ticket ok after suggesting it was trapping basic COVID-19 prevention guidelines such as masks and social distance.
Tick ok, which has since been deleted, shows the woman wearing a scrubs and a stethoscope with the question, “When my co-workers find out I’m still traveling, don’t wear a mask when I’m out and play with my kids.” There are dates. “
The Dio is a scene of live action Grinch Movie when Ginch confirmed his identity to Cindy Lou Hu.
Criticism has flown in the face of guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advocating reducing travel, wearing masks around others when social distance is difficult and avoiding interacting with people outside your home.
A pair of videos by another ticket ok user criticizing the nurse.
The hospital announced on Saturday that the nurse, named Ashley Grams, had been “put on administrative leave for investigation” after a number of people identified the nurse as a Salem Health employee and left serious critical comments warning her about her ticket ok.
In a statement on Facebook, Salem Health did not give details about the ticket ok, but confirmed that one of his nurses posted a video on social media showing the “indifference” of wearing a mask outside of work and away from the mask.
The hospital thanked community members for bringing the video to their attention.
Many comments on Salem Health’s Facebook page have said that it is reprehensible for a nurse not to take basic COVID-19 precautions.
One person commented, “Who would ever go to a hospital where their nurse doesn’t understand basic public health protocols.” “How can you get a medical facility if your staff don’t ‘believe’ in science. It’s amazing how dirty this place is.”
Some people called for the nurse to be fired to put patients at risk.
Another commented that it was “incredibly irresponsible” for a nurse not to wear a mask.
“You need to evaluate your staff and make sure they are potential candidates for the positions you are offering,” the comment said.
In November alone, the U.S. Millions of cases of coronavirus have been reported in the country, which is suffering a terrible “third wave” of epidemics, with public health experts saying the increase in holiday travel is likely to worsen the situation. U.S. More than 265,000 people have died from coronavirus so far.
In her statement, the hospital said the nurse displayed “equine neglect for the severity of the epidemic” and assured the community that she was not speaking out for Salem’s health.
“We also want to assure you that this one careless statement does not reflect the status of Salem Health or the status of the hardworking and dedicated carers working here.” “The Kovid epidemic is serious and requires a serious response. And at Salem Health we are very serious about our approach to Kovid.”
Nurse and Salem Health did not respond to requests for comment.
