If something happens to the patient, it would be even more serious.
Once labeled with the crime of negligence, a nurse wouldn't be able to cry her innocence, even on her knees.
If a problem arises, almost all hospitals prioritize protecting the doctors, sacrificing the nurses. They prioritize protecting higher-level doctors and abandon interns and those in training.
It's the same rationale as when something goes wrong in many workplaces, and temporary workers take the fall.
Reality is indeed so cruel.
However, it's necessary to remind newcomers that many head nurses have strong backing, so it's crucial not to provoke them. A head nurse you may dislike might just be the dean's lover or even have borne him an illegitimate child.
Provoking her is basically seeking death.
That's why in many departments, the head nurse sometimes is even more influential than the chief physician.
People have strong connections, nothing you can do about it!
