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I read the article, and quite frankly, if true, I am appalled. If the allegations are proven, this could be construed as a battery on the patient. All because the patient held views different from hers. Is this where tribalism has brought us in America? I wonder what she would say about one of her classmates doing the same to a Trans patient? If proven, is there a place for redemption for this student? Can she meet the Professionalism standards for her school? Should she be expelled? Repeat the year? Have charges brought by the local DA or sued in civil court? All those years of hard work may be gone because she was foolish enough to boast about what she did on social media? Is there a place in medicine for a person who would do this to a patient? I don't have the answers. What are your thoughts? These situations happen in Med Ed and the path on how to handle them is not always clear. Please, everyone, be polite.
Med student says she stuck patient twice with needle after he mocked her pronoun pin
A trans activist and fourth-year student at the Wake Forest School of Medicine, said in a since-deleted tweet that she intentionally hurt the patient because he made fun of a pin that she had on.
nypost.com