Alan Pean- Collective Statement from Healthcare Professionals
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Kathy Foley-Cwdt
11 years ago
There are many other means of disposal for treating combative patients, shooting should never be one of them.
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Donald Peters
11 years ago
This is an outrage! I have worked in direct healthcare for almost 30 yrs, 6 of those years as a mental health tech. A gun has no place on the grounds of any healing facility. This is an egregious act by both the health care organization, and those police officers. It is a new low for health care providers.
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Robyne Bertele
11 years ago
Completely unacceptable to provide inadequate care to and commit violence against this patient.
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Lawenda Tucker
11 years ago
I'm outraged at the standard of care, but not surprised. The governor of Texas recently veteoed a valuable bill that would've given physicians the ability to hold mental health patients for 72 hours for additional assessment. Texas has some of the lowest standards as far as providing health care and educating their citizens on public health issues. Mr. Pean would've gotten much better care had he been in Cuba - and that's a statement of how political the medical health setting has become.
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Josie Ramirez
11 years ago
Praying for Alan and family
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Lamercie Saint-Hilaire MD
11 years ago
My condolences to another family torn apart by institutionalized racism and all those left to pick up the pieces and continue the struggle for justice and equity. The body keeps count. LS
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Gun violence and police misconduct in our country are already out of control. To see them seep into an arena dedicated wholly to care is as disturbing as it is saddening.
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sallie earle
11 years ago
There should have other methods used to subdue him. Bullets are not the answer.
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Nims Varadi
11 years ago
Stop the epidemic
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Steven Bulcroft
11 years ago
We were taught both management of assaultive behavior and professional assault response training. Neither of which predicated the use of a gun
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David Kangas
11 years ago
i have no words....it is time to disarm the police
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michele fraser
11 years ago
This is so ridiculous, all staff should have training in escalating situations. The drs should have ordered a psychiatric consult based on his sudden change in mental status and info from family. Call risk management
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Marcus Leach
11 years ago
Praying for my brother that everything corrects itself. Blessed that Alan is still here!
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William Harry
11 years ago
A speedy recovery for Mr. Pean. Very sad to hear of this un-necessary altercation by Security.
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Laurie Habel
11 years ago
How is shooting someone an option?
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Janet Cones
11 years ago
Should not have happened. Trigger happy cop?
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Yvonne
11 years ago
Let's bring true justice to this FAMILY. Prayers for fast healing. You're not alone. We the people WILL Stand Up for justice and Fight for Corruption!!!✊✊
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Christopher Hernandez
11 years ago
Inexcusable and disheartening.
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Charles Decelles
11 years ago
No patient should be treated to hot lead "therapy" in any hospital.
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Alexandria Ulysse
11 years ago
Haitian American student angry in the society we live in
There are many other means of disposal for treating combative patients, shooting should never be one of them.
This is an outrage! I have worked in direct healthcare for almost 30 yrs, 6 of those years as a mental health tech. A gun has no place on the grounds of any healing facility. This is an egregious act by both the health care organization, and those police officers. It is a new low for health care providers.
Completely unacceptable to provide inadequate care to and commit violence against this patient.
I'm outraged at the standard of care, but not surprised. The governor of Texas recently veteoed a valuable bill that would've given physicians the ability to hold mental health patients for 72 hours for additional assessment. Texas has some of the lowest standards as far as providing health care and educating their citizens on public health issues. Mr. Pean would've gotten much better care had he been in Cuba - and that's a statement of how political the medical health setting has become.
Praying for Alan and family
My condolences to another family torn apart by institutionalized racism and all those left to pick up the pieces and continue the struggle for justice and equity. The body keeps count. LS
Gun violence and police misconduct in our country are already out of control. To see them seep into an arena dedicated wholly to care is as disturbing as it is saddening.
There should have other methods used to subdue him. Bullets are not the answer.
Stop the epidemic
We were taught both management of assaultive behavior and professional assault response training. Neither of which predicated the use of a gun
i have no words....it is time to disarm the police
This is so ridiculous, all staff should have training in escalating situations. The drs should have ordered a psychiatric consult based on his sudden change in mental status and info from family. Call risk management
Praying for my brother that everything corrects itself. Blessed that Alan is still here!
A speedy recovery for Mr. Pean. Very sad to hear of this un-necessary altercation by Security.
How is shooting someone an option?
Should not have happened. Trigger happy cop?
Let's bring true justice to this FAMILY. Prayers for fast healing. You're not alone. We the people WILL Stand Up for justice and Fight for Corruption!!!✊✊
Inexcusable and disheartening.
No patient should be treated to hot lead "therapy" in any hospital.
Haitian American student angry in the society we live in