"i hear allot of the same full-moon crap - most of the time it is not event a fullmoon it is just a near full phase. In Des Monies we have the ED staff ignoring the two rock concerts, sports events, packed bars and general stupidity of drunk people…"
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To my shock the staff at the hospital often gives credit to 'supernatural causes'. Be they superstitions about the moon, the use of the word 'quiet' (as in "it's a quiet night), or haunted rooms and equipment.I believe this is in part due to the curriculum at the local schools. The doctors are more often than not D.O.'s and not MD's; and the nursing schools favor religion classes over logic classes.Often I have herd the staff at work call an effective treatment or misdiagnosis a miracle.Whether…See More
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Posted on June 24, 2009 at 5:30am 1 Comment 0 Likes
To my shock the staff at the hospital often gives credit to 'supernatural causes'. Be they superstitions about the moon, the use of the word 'quiet' (as in "it's a quiet night), or haunted rooms and equipment.
I believe this is in part due to the curriculum at the local schools. The doctors are more often than not D.O.'s and not MD's; and the nursing schools favor religion classes over logic classes.
Often I have herd the staff at work call an effective treatment or… Continue
I believe this is in part due to the curriculum at the local schools. The doctors are more often than not D.O.'s and not MD's; and the nursing schools favor religion classes over logic classes.
Often I have herd the staff at work call an effective treatment or… Continue
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