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St. Joe’s staff concerned about patient safety in specialized unit after alleged rape

Published by CASCADIA DAILY NEWS on 6/4/26 (Source)

WSNA is calling for an internal investigation into the incident to identify potentially systemic issues. This isn’t the first time nurses in the unit have raised concerns, states a May 28 news release from the association.

Published by Cascadia Daily News on June 4, 2026.
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