Nurses participate in TikTok trend and lose their jobs!?
Is it fair and ethical for nurses to participate in these sort of trends?
WATCH the duet video that went viral below, courtesy of TikTok.
@seauxjazzz #duet with @username098717493 Here is the bideo with some reassurance from me!! We love our mommas 👩🏾⚕️♥️😘#emoryhealthcare #fyp #bg #laboranddeliveryicks #laborandelivery #nursesoftiktok #nursetok #fypシ゚viral ♬ original sound - username09876510
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The above video has caused a stir online recently and not for a good reason.
The original video has been taken down, but it included nurses sharing their labour delivery 'icks' from patients, which basically refers to the things they find icky.
Although the nurses may have participated in this trend as a way of following something trendy on social media, they should've thought this through before saying what they said.
Because it definitely gave a negative reflection on their hospital, Emory University Hospital Midtown, Atlanta.
WATCH a registered nurse who shared her opinion on the whole incident.
Courtesy of TikTok.
@seauxjazzz #duet with @username098717493 Here is the bideo with some reassurance from me!! We love our mommas 👩🏾⚕️♥️😘#emoryhealthcare #fyp #bg #laboranddeliveryicks #laborandelivery #nursesoftiktok #nursetok #fypシ゚viral ♬ original sound - username09876510
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From the just of it, the nurses who shared their candid answers were fired.
The Emory University Hospital Midtown, Atlanta released these nurses from their duties due to the bad image they portrayed.
But was that the right thing to do? Perhaps, Nurse Jazz has a point when she says that the management should've considered training and reprimanding them rather than letting them go.
Because as she says people have done worse and still have their jobs.
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