@EdBoatConnoisseur the question I have is did she cause any issue while being a nurse? If she was there for 7 months and did not get found out that long, she was doing fine. Those who are upset about credentials often show that they care more about the song and dance than results.

The way I see it, she can be a nurse no problem. She should be liable if she screws up though. Severe punishment for that should be enough of a deterrent.

@houseoftolstoy @EdBoatConnoisseur >punishment
Half of the money healthcare makes goes to insurance. Its the most dangerous and mistake prone industry, and one of the most profitable, after usury and stealing from taxpayers.
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@Marakus @EdBoatConnoisseur More people should face consequences, including the people who have all the credentials and stuff. My statement is just a matter of liability so that someone who is truly too incompetent gets consequences when they screw up. Yes, far too many incompetent people are protected from the necessary consequences, and often the supposed qualification system fails to filter out people that should not be there.

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If given a choice between two possibilities, one where you have a 99% chance of living, but it's not standard practice, and one where you have a 1% chance of living, but it's standard practice, the doctor will let you die. The first option has a 1% chance of extreme malpractice liability, plus revocation of license. Keep this in mind when seeing your doctor.
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