Good Nurse
A True Story of Medicine, Madness, and Murder, The
by Charles Graeber · first published 2013
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From the Author's Note... Every effort has been made to present this story accurately, through a relaying of the facts collected through police investigation reports, witness statements, transcripts, recorded wiretaps, surveillance tapes, court documents and legal depositions, and personal interviews. Some transcripts have been edited slightly for space and clarity, and some dialogue has been by necessity reconstructed based on corroborating documentation as above. But as is true in any story of murder, the ultimate witnesses are voiceless. This book is dedicated to them, and to the good
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…and kill their patients so then it wouldn't get on his record that he was killing his own patients. It was a pretty interesting but harrowing read if anyone is looking for book recommendations. The Good Nurse by Charles Graeber: https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Good-Nurse-Audiobook/B00C9SW5...
on “Worn-out nurses hit the road for better pay, stressing hospital budgets, morale” ↗…they go bad or mistakes are made. There are incentives for people to cover up the reason's things failed and history of hospitals lying out of their teeth to cover their asses (see Charles Cullen in The Good Nurse). I guess I'm saying there is plenty of evidence on both sides of the answer to the question of "why did he die".. either way he did something heroic.
on “Patient dies weeks after kidney transplant from genetically modified pig” ↗