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Seattle Children’s Hospital nurses hold vigil to raise awareness on combat zone’ workplace

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Seattle Children’s Hospital nurses told KIRO 7 that they have allegedly suffered injuries from patients due to a lack of support and resources from management.

Leaders with the Washington State Nurses Association shared a press release about the alleged incidents.

In a span of two weeks, Seattle police told KIRO 7 that they were called to the hospital’s unit twice.

Seattle Children’s Hospital nurses hold vigil to raise awareness on combat zone’ workplace

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