A doctor from Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.) reveals that health-care workers regularly face abuse from patients in the emergency room. The doctor also highlights the critical shortage of health-care professionals in the province.
) of Mr. Roumbanis lamenting the staff using the public parking lot, I couldn’t help but shake my head in disappointment at the lack of any real issue to be brought forward. P.E.I. doctor says health-care workers face regular abuse by patients in ER
But it’s not just that: Islanders criticize the punctuality of services at their doctors’ offices, we yell and threaten the nurses in emergency care, and we harass the staff at facilities that close select weekdays because they don’t have the staff readily available. Overall, Islanders treat health-care professionals with a level of disrespect I don’t even see in teenagers.
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