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How about they hire more nurses and staff so the patients can actually be taken care of properly? Instead of trying to outdo one another with the next great expansion. I think most patients would rather have decent care than the newest gadget or building. What good are they if the employees are so overworked and stressed out?
I sympathize with the OVERWORKED NURSES AND STAFF. With as much as the hospitals charge patients and with as much work as they give their employees to do. I don’t feel a bit sorry for the owners of the hospitals. Hospitals are in it for the money. The nurses don’t have time for developing a relationship with the patient. They are too busy filling out all the paperwork and have been assigned WAY TOO MANY PATIENTS.