My son is a Veteran of the United States Army. He went to the #VA in Salt Lake City yesterday. This was the condition of the room he was seen in. Very unprofessional, unsanitary and disrespectful. Please retweet. Maybe will see it.
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Do they teach nurses what they used to? If so, no nurse would do this. Not a good one. You always clean the room up before bringing a new patient in there. Disgusting!
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There is NO excuse for this! And someone(s) MUST BE held accountable. If staffing is short (which it normally is), then get more staff! Housekeeping could of at least emptied the trash....something. Where is the team work?
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Clearly some employees have ZERO pride or they would NEVER let a room serving our Vets look or operate like that!
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If they need a policy to keep patient areas clean they've achieved peak bureaucracy.
They effed up. This is not about policy. This is about standards and procedures.
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I'm an ER nurse and cleaning between patients has been the protocol since Florence Nightingale. Literally. That is shameful! Infection rates increase when staff doesn't clean properly between patients. Your son and all of our vets deserve better.
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As a physician- yes sometimes medicine is messy.... SO YOU CLEAN IT UP !! You don’t expose someone else. I’m so sorry!!
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