News from The Netherlands

[rvallee]

Protocol more important than the life of the patient. Dehumanizing health"care".

If a protocol causes someone to die of negligence, that protocol needs to be smashed into the ground with extreme prejudice. No such thing as a good protocol that allows that.

Might as well go with the No country for old men quote for this, it's picture perfect:

If the rule you followed brought you to this, of what use was the rule?

 

[Sean]

Protocol more important than the life of the patient. Dehumanizing health"care".

Arse covering. Follow the 'protocol' and you will be safe from having to face the consequences of doing so.

 

[Turtle]

Patients with ME will not be mentioned in a protocol for years to come.
Though it is a lenghty proces, euthanisia is easier to get than treatment that can be lifesaving.
Bottomline: "We are not helping ME/CFS patients when they need our help; only when life become unbearable we will lend a helping hand.
Because we have no expertise whatsoever about ME/CFS we hide behind protocols".
Cowards!!!