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ghowd at statems.net ghowd at statems.netMon Aug 3 03:25:04 BST 2009
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None that I can cite but definitely sufficient direct observation to form an opinion. Over the years, many spent working in an ED, I have seen plenty of errors in judgment by not only staff, but security personnel, an unfortunate few of which ("sentinel events) resulted in lawsuits and the premature end of careers.
I concede it may be a necessary evil in some of the larger metropolitan areas but cannot see the need in an average Emergency Department.
Guy E. Howd EMTP, EMSIC
Clinical Quality Coordinator
STAT EMS
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Date: Sun, 02 Aug 2009 21:17:58
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Subject: Re: Taser in ER
Do you have any evidence to support that statement?
Perhaps something that is from a reputable journal.
Tim Noonan.
On Sun, 02 Aug 2009 21:11 +0000, ghowd at statems.net wrote:
> None here in Michigan, thank the gods of liability. At face value, this
> may be one of worst, potentially ironic, ideas I've heard of in some
> time.
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> I saw in the USA TODAY that Eastern Maine Medical Center ER would be
> purchasing a Taser to keep in the department. Any others have one in
> their ER?
>
> Typed by my index finger and sent from my iPhone.
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> Andrew J Bowman
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