Good Nurses PodCon Bad Nurse Trevor Farley

This week Tina is joined by Tom and Ben of Just Some Podcast for Advanced Practitioners and Kevin McFarlane of the Art of Emergency Nursing podcast. Together, they discuss workplace violence and the terrifying story of a nurse who walks into the hospital where he works and stabs a co-worker. As police begin to investigate, they discover there seems to be much more to the story. They close the show with discussion of the Nurses PodCon that is coming up on November 20! If you haven't already you should grab a ticket at https://goodnursebadnurse.com/ , You can attend virtually or in person in Nashville, TN! There is a discount for students. Use promo code goodnurse for 25% off your ticket!

 

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Credits

https://www.brandonsun.com/local/police-say-winnipeg-new-bothwell-homicides-seven-oaks-hospital-stabbing-linked-suspect-arrested-575629772.html

https://masterdiver.net/doctor-remembers-split-second-decision-to-tackle-stab-wounds-at-seven-oaks-hospital/