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Medical records - falsified
12 years 6 months ago - 12 years 6 months ago #9946
by monkey44
Medical records - falsified was created by monkey44
Does anyone know for positive fact that a VA clinic nurse falsifying a veterans medical record to cover up a 'mistake' or an 'unprofessional act' he/she did intentionally is a criminal act?
And, that act was a potentially life-threatening situation, but certainly a health-threatening act.
And, that act was a potentially life-threatening situation, but certainly a health-threatening act.
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12 years 6 months ago #10017
by AV8R
Replied by AV8R on topic Re: Medical records - falsified
FWIW - to work as a RN in a VA Hospital, they must have been registered under the Division of Professional Registration in SOME state. The action of which you speak would be a breach of professional conduct and could result in revocation of their professional lioense. Whether there would be legal actions at a local level would be a matter for the local Prosecuting Attorney's Office.
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12 years 6 months ago #10020
by monkey44
Replied by monkey44 on topic Re: Medical records - falsified
Please check your PM ...
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12 years 6 months ago #10022
by bill6750
Bill & Jean
Bill Retired US Army,
Viet Nam Vet, 24th Evac. Hosp.
Jean Retired from DOA
2014 Tiffin Phaeton, 40'
2018 GMC Sierra 4x4 in Toe
Replied by bill6750 on topic Re: Medical records - falsified
Monkey,
As a retired nurse, I can tell you that it is a professional ethics breech on behalf of the nurse. It would be a report to the state ethics branch. It is probably not against the law but certainly ethics, unless something happened to the individual like really sick or death.
As a retired nurse, I can tell you that it is a professional ethics breech on behalf of the nurse. It would be a report to the state ethics branch. It is probably not against the law but certainly ethics, unless something happened to the individual like really sick or death.
Bill & Jean
Bill Retired US Army,
Viet Nam Vet, 24th Evac. Hosp.
Jean Retired from DOA
2014 Tiffin Phaeton, 40'
2018 GMC Sierra 4x4 in Toe
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12 years 6 months ago #10027
by monkey44
Replied by monkey44 on topic Re: Medical records - falsified
Bill - please check PM
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12 years 6 months ago #10031
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How about calling the State Attorney in the state this occurred, they certainly could explain what the penalties if any would be. They probably will want to know why you are asking the question and can you prove this happened.
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