And here's a thought: What about those civilian patients who were convicted of something awful, but have been released from prison and you never find out they were ever there? Or, a patient did committed a crime just as terrible as someone currently incarcerated, but they've never even been caught? Would you treat them any different? Of course not, because you would just never know. I think if you feel that knowing what an inmate did would affect your ability to perform to the best of your ability, then you should make a serious effort to NOT find out.
I think everyone is entitled to best care I can give, and for me to short someone that care they're entitled to because I'm judging them for being an inmate? That says more about my own professionalism
I think everyone is entitled to best care I can give, and for me to short someone that care they're entitled to because I'm judging them for being an inmate? That says more about my own professionalism