> I have mixed feelings about giving medical treatment to people who are so clearly responsible I agree; EMTs should not carry narcan, and patients who are overdosing should be left on the sidewalk to deal with the results of their choices.https://twitter.com/morganarae/status/1336488880204234753 …
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4/ who said anything about ER ?https://twitter.com/jordanthelawyer/status/1336670302625992707 …
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Come now, surely you'd be fine with people paying a premium to their private security firm/emergency healthcare provider to bail them out of such situations?
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I get your point, but I’m also reminded of Heinlein’s advice on how not to raise a puppy. Perhaps these types of interventions should have a “three strikes” limit? After your third narcan shot or third domestic violence call, the police just hang up the phone?
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Meanwhile, our DA has an entire division devoted to prosecuting DV cases in which the complainant has said they don’t want it prosecuted (or otherwise declines to cooperate in the prosecution).
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tbf, there's a good case there for locking up such people to protect everyone else?
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Standard of care for patients with high narcotic requirements is to provide narcan. Please consider cancer patients when discussing opiods and narcan. New regimens can be dangerous, but important for good pain control
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