Sometimes it just comes down to

Posted By: plausible deniability on 2009-05-04
In Reply to: so you are saying... - cj

The hospital may simply be CYA-ing, having all this stuff in writing. Much like the dippy safety labels companies' legal departments require. 'Do not use electric hairdryer in shower." "Do not swallow" printed on the little moisture absorbing gel pack that comes in a new purse. The picture on a bucket of a toddler falling in, with the red circle/slash. That kind of thing. They hope this prevents them from being sued in the event that someone fries himself in the shower, swallows the gel pack or their kid drowns in the bucket.

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Yes, you can Transcribe Privately in public - NightOwl
- sounds like you do it well - dnh
- Not if you have a company policy - against it :-)
  - Which companies have written policies against it? - NightOwl
    - Mine does. - justme
      - So, how do you do that? - sm
        what they require - justme
        That's the craziest f@$^@#(ng thing I've ever heard - AsColbertSays
        I'll say your hospital does! - NightOwl
        The topic is about - justme
        Your hospital is crazy. OVERKILL. - insane
        STable? - laughing... don't think so...
        so you are saying... - cj
        Sometimes it just comes down to - plausible deniability
    - I can only speak for the company I work for - cj

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