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Nothing accidentally slips up somebody's
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butt at 3:00 in the morning. There's no
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such thing as a bad accident. And that's
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probably the main takeaway message.
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>> By the time someone's like, "Okay, I
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need to get medical attention." They've
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been trying for hours.
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>> It's true. Emergency doctors and nurses,
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we have seen everything before.
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Literally everything.
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>> Were you there when the dude came in
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with the ear?
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>> No. Lucky I was on that shift and I
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wasn't involved. There was so much
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ramifications from that. And I think we
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lost a very good doctor who was head of
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the department at the time. Obviously,
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that was the one that made the paper.
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>> So, when something like that happens,
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does everyone in the staff room talk?
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Well, that's the thing is like, you
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know, patient confidentiality. The
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official answer is no.
