Comments by "Wobbles And Bean" (@WobblesandBean) on "The Angel of Death u0026 His Magic Syringe | True Crime Documentary" video.

@thebarefootfarm5919 It's sadly common. Nurses in the US are overworked, underpaid, unappreciated. So naturally, hardly anyone goes into nursing as a career, and we have a critical shortage. So you end up with people who only become nurses because they are malicious and enjoy harming people like that nurse did, or simply don't care about patients and make no secret about it. But rather than do the obvious thing and offer better pay and working conditions, instead they continue to pay them nothing, and just cling to the few terrible nurses they have, refusing to fire them for any reason.
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They DID report him. The hospital did nothing. It's actually a very common occurrence, hospitals know that their staff are negligent or even flat-out malicious, but will rug sweep all reports against them, knowing that people will die as a result. They'll even punish anyone trying to report these people.
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It's depressingly common. They probably DID report him, but hospitals won't take any action cuz they'd rather cover their own behinds than protect their patients. There have been instances where they'll know one of their staff is committing serial murder, and not only fail to report him, but will even give them job referrals so they'll be someone else's problem. They won't even warn the other hospital.
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This is shockingly common. Hospitals won't report these people for fear of lawsuits, and will even give these killers a good referral for a job at a different hospital just to get rid of them. There are stories of criminally negligent, abusive, or even flat-out murderous nurses and doctors continuing to kill people for years, all because hospitals are corrupt and wholly uncaring about patient safety.
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@helenaterschggrt Yup. That's how hospitals are, they harass any whistleblower and create a hostile work environment for them. They rug sweep all reports of problematic doctors, even though they know patients will die as a direct result of their inaction. Ok
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