#nurse

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#sundaymovie

"Rois et Reine" / "Kings and Queen" (2004)


English trailer

Wiki En / Fr / De

Kings and Queen (French: Rois et reine) is a 2004 French drama film directed by Arnaud Desplechin, starring Emmanuelle Devos and Mathieu Amalric. The film had its world premiere in the Competition section at the 61st Venice International Film Festival on 3 September 2004. It was released in France on 22 December 2004.

Plot:
Nora Cotterelle, a woman in her 30s is caring for her ill father, Louis Jenssens. While Nora tries to present a facade that all is well with her life, she is twice divorced and has a son, Elias, whose father is dead. Elias has behavior problems caused by autism. Nora's present relationship is not going well, and she is soon to marry a businessman, while Elias is becoming increasingly withdrawn. A parallel storyline follows her former lover and second husband, Ismaël Vuillard, a musician, with whom she had lived for seven years. He is given to strange behaviour, and as a result he has been committed to a mental hospital, from which he is planning to escape. Nora learns that her father's digestive problems are actually cancer, and facing her father's death, Nora desperately seeks out Ismaël to ask that he reconnect with Elias, but he has mixed feelings about adopting her son. Moreover, he has met Arielle, another patient.


Extract:

Hip-Hop Dance

Sisters and Dead Father Video Clip (fr, a bit hard)

Psychiatric Nurse Scene


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#psychiatry #psychology #psychanalysis #mentalhealth #hospital #nurse #psychiatrie #psychologie #psychanalyse #santémentale #hopital #infirmière


nowisthetime@pod.automat.click

They didn't have COVID but were vented anyway, thanks to the baseless theory that you could have COVID-19 and be infectious without symptoms. Hospitals also received massive incentives to diagnose patients with COVID — whether they actually had it or not — and to put them on a vent.

Frontline #Nurse Blew the Whistle on Vent Misuse

Source: https://www.bitchute.com/video/ZgUFa48P5fwZ/

Some of you may remember Erin Olszewski, a retired Army sergeant and frontline nurse who blew the whistle on the horrific mistreatment of COVID patients at Elmhurst Hospital Center in Queens, New York, which was "the epicenter of the epicenter" of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S.

She described14 a number of problems at Elmhurst, including the disproportionate mortality rate among people of color, the controversial rule surrounding Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) orders, lax personal protective equipment (PPE) standards, and the failure to segregate COVID-positive and COVID-negative patients, thereby ensuring maximum spread of the disease among noninfected patients coming in with other health problems.

Olszewski also highlighted the fact that COVID-negative patients were being listed as confirmed positive and placed on mechanical ventilation, thus artificially inflating the numbers while more or less condemning the patient to death from lung injury.

Making matters worse, many of the doctors treating these patients were not trained in critical care. One of the "doctors" on the COVID floor was a dentist. Residents (medical students) were also relied on, even though they were not properly trained in how to safely ventilate, and were unfamiliar with the potent drugs used.

At the time, Olszewski blamed financial incentives for turning the hospital into a killing field. Elmhurst, a public hospital, received $29,000 extra for a COVID-19 patient receiving ventilation, over and above other treatments, she said.

If Elmhurst had infection control in mind when ventilating patients, they certainly didn't follow through, as COVID-positive and negative patients were comingled — a strategy Olszewski suspected was intended to drive up the COVID case and mortality numbers.

Killing for #Profit
Others have also highlighted the role of financial incentives. In early April 2020, Minnesota family physician and state Sen. Scott Jensen explained:15

"Medicare has determined that if you have a COVID-19 admission to the hospital you'll get paid $13,000. If that COVID-19 patient goes on a ventilator, you get $39,000; three times as much."

Former #CDC director Robert Redfield also admitted that financial policies may indeed have resulted in artificially elevated hospitalization rates and death toll statistics. As reported August 1, 2020, by the Washington Examiner:16

"… Redfield agreed that some hospitals have a monetary incentive to overcount coronavirus deaths … 'I think you're correct in that we've seen this in other disease processes, too.

Really, in the HIV epidemic, somebody may have a heart attack but also have HIV — the hospital would prefer the [classification] for HIV because there's greater reimbursement,' Redfield said17 during a House panel hearing … when asked by Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer about potential 'perverse incentives.' Redfield continued: 'So, I do think there's some reality to that …"

In addition to receiving exorbitant payments for COVID admissions and putting patients on a ventilator, hospitals are also paid extra for:18

#COVID testing for all patients
COVID diagnoses
Use of remdesivir
COVID deaths

When everything is said and done, a COVID patient can be "worth" as much as $250,000, but for the maximum payment, they have to leave in a body bag. If we know anything, it's that profit motives can make people commit atrocious acts, and that certainly appears true when it comes to COVID treatment.

In the U.S., hospitals also LOST federal funding if they failed or refused to administer remdesivir and/or ventilation, which further incentivized them to go along with what amounts to malpractice at best, and murder at worst.

We need harsh, hard investigations with consequences — and activists need to write bills tying the hands of protocolists to prevent them from ever again killing one patient to hypothetically save another — under threat of a murder charge. ~ James Lyons-Weiler

Patient Rights Have Evaporated
There's also evidence that certain hospital systems, and perhaps all of them, have waived patients' rights, making anyone diagnosed with COVID a virtual prisoner of the hospital, with no ability to exercise informed consent. As noted by Citizens Journal in December 2021:19

"We now see government-dictated medical care at its worst in our history since the federal government mandated these ineffective and dangerous treatments for COVID-19, and then created financial incentives for hospitals and doctors to use only those 'approved' (and paid for) approaches.

Our formerly trusted medical community of hospitals and hospital-employed medical staff have effectively become 'bounty hunters' for your life.

Patients need to now take unprecedented steps to avoid going into the hospital for COVID-19. Patients need to take active steps to plan before getting sick to use early home-based treatment of COVID-19 that can help you save your life."

There Must Be a Reckoning
There's no telling how many COVID patients have already lost their lives to this medical malpractice, and it must stop. Patient rights must be reestablished and be irrevocable, we need to hold decision-makers to account, and lastly, we have to somehow ensure that our hospitals cannot be turned into killing fields for profit ever again. As noted by Lyons-Weiler in his January 2023 article:20

"We need harsh, hard investigations with consequences — and activists need to write bills tying the hands of protocolists to prevent them from ever again killing one patient to hypothetically save another — under threat of a murder charge.

We need legislation for 'on-demand' scripts for off-label medicines that patients want for potentially deadly infections — regardless of 'FDA Approval' (FDA does not, by definition, have to 'approve' off-label scripts."

COVID Treatment Guidance
While SARS-CoV-2 has become milder with each iteration, I still believe it's a good idea to treat suspected COVID at first signs of symptoms — especially if you've gotten the COVID jab. COVID hospitalization and death are now "pandemics of the vaccinated," to reuse and rephrase one of the globalist cabal's favorite mantras.

Perhaps it's the common cold or a regular influenza, maybe it's the latest COVID variant. Either way, since they're now virtually indistinguishable, at least in the early stages of infection, your best bet is to treat symptoms as you would treat earlier forms of COVID. Treatment for long-COVID also overlaps with the protocols for SARS-CoV-2 infection. Early treatment protocols with demonstrated effectiveness include:

The Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance's (FLCCC's) prevention and early at-home treatment protocol. They also have an in-hospital protocol and long-term management guidance for long-haul COVID-19 syndrome. You can find a listing of doctors who can prescribe ivermectin and other necessary medicines on the FLCCC website.
The AAPS protocol
Dr. Tess Lawrie's World Council for Health protocol
America's Frontline Doctors
Based on my review of these protocols, I've developed the following summary of the treatment specifics I believe are the easiest and most effective."

Sources and References
1 Medscape April 6, 2020
2 Business Insider April 9, 2020
3 The Associated Press April 8, 2020
4, 18, 19 Citizens Journal December 20, 2021
5, 12 Wall Street Journal December 20, 2020
6, 7 Newswise April 23, 2020
8 The Dossier Substack September 30, 2020
9 WHO Clinical Management of Severe COVID-19
10 #WHO Infection Prevention and Control for COVID
11 NBC News April 30, 2020
13, 20 Substack Popular Rationalism January 23, 2023
14 YouTube Perspectives on the #Pandemic 2020
15 Fox News April 9, 2020
16 Washington Examiner August 1, 2020
17 Breitbart July 31, 2020

florida_ted@diasp.org

Hospital doctors and nurses feel stressed

There’s the community outside of UF Health Shands Hospital, where mask-wearing has declined from the early days of the pandemic, businesses are open and tens of thousands of mask-less fans attended a UF football game last Saturday.

To some, it could seem like life is getting back to normal.

But then, there’s the world inside the COVID unit of the hospital, where doctors and nurses say they have been seeing the tragic results of foolish decisions, particularly a reluctance by so many patients they see to get vaccinated.

They repeatedly use terms like “demoralized,” and “frustrated” when describing the emotional toll this latest surge has taken on them and their families.

“Demoralizing is a great word for that,” said nurse Christina Tretter. “It’s been very frustrating because it seems that many people still don’t take it seriously."

She said it’s disappointing that most of the patients they are seeing in the COVID ward are unvaccinated [ ~ 90%].

“And many admit to not wearing masks at all — going to parties, going to different activities and events with no masks,” she said. “It’s frustrating when they still don’t think it’s a thing. They’ll say, ‘Vaccinations don’t help anyway. Masks don’t help anyway.’"

Tretter said many health care workers have left the hospital to take less stressful jobs.

“I know a lot of nurses who are considering other careers altogether,” she said. “Nurses have the weight of people’s lives on their shoulders, but they are not paid that way. Unfortunately, we’re asking people to come into a career field that wears you down emotionally, mentally. You are on your toes for 12 hours. We’re wearing all this equipment for 12 hours.

#COVID #hospital #vaccination #masks #doctor #nurse #stress

https://www.gainesville.com/story/news/2021/09/11/covid-ward-doctors-and-nurses-trudge-despite-being-demoralized/5754255001/