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When patients refuse COVID-19 testing, quarantine, and social distancing in inpatient psychiatry: clinical and ethical challenges
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- Published on: 18 January 2021
- Published on: 18 January 2021I’ve got a few questions.,..,,
Tell me now, what would the Doctors and staff do in this situation if there wasn’t a supposed Covid diagnosis?
What is SOP ?
Why couldn’t they just follow that procedure with any and all PPE precautions?
I wouldn’t think they would just throw someone in that condition into a room full of equally suffering patients ?Do they?
Somebody please explain this to me in Layman’s terms.
If these questions were already answered in the article then let me know, and I’ll do a closer read, but until then.....
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