Psychiatric unit at Seattle Children’s has nurses in ‘persistent state of fear’
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SEATTLE — Forty-four nurses at the state's largest pediatric hospital describe working "in a persistent state of fear" in the psychiatric and behavioral medicine unit.
The Washington State Nurses Association issued a release on behalf of employees at Seattle Children's hospital, who sent a letter to the facility on Nov. 17 urgently requesting more help in their unit.
Psychiatric unit at Seattle Children’s has nurses in ‘persistent state of fear’
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