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This is a discussion on The latest pc madness within the General Chat forums, part of the General category; I think this one takes the biscuit, a hospital in Dewsbury West Yorkshire has instructed the nusing staff that they ...
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| Have you got a source for that story Jaysay? I really can't believe that until I see something official. cheers. It does sound a bit far-fetched, but you never know - I've heard dafter things!
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| It was in a couple of Daily papers this moring Col Kurtz, there were quotes from a local MP and and a local muslim councillor, there was also a quote from an MP who is fronting an anti PC campaign. I think one of the papers was the Express or could have been the Mial |
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| Here you go; Daily Express: The World's Greatest Newspaper :: News / Showbiz :: Nurses told to turn Muslims’ beds to Mecca I'll probably be arrested if I say anything about it ![]() |
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| Seems it's been hyped up by the papers: Hospital staff develop cultural understanding @ The Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust Extract: Media coverage - 4 December 2007 A number of media have today ran an entirely inaccurate story claiming that we have ordered staff to move Muslim patients’ beds to face towards Mecca. This has stemmed from the above press release. We wanted to make sure that you understand the correct position and this story is completely untrue. Tracey McErlain-Burns, our chief nurse and director of patient experience, said: “Our statement has been wrongly interpreted. The Muslim Moulana at Dewsbury and District Hospital is holding internal workshops for nurses to help develop their cultural understanding. Nurses are not being removed from their duties to move patients’ beds towards Mecca. Moving patients’ beds for prayer five times a day has not been suggested as part of this workshop and staff have not been ordered to do this. “In the context of responding to requests from patients and families, particularly when faced with a very ill patient, it is entirely reasonable that nurses consider all practical steps to meet a patient’s cultural or religious needs. This may include adjusting the position of the bed, or escorting the patient to the chapel or faith centre.” I'm no champion of any religions but I'm also sceptical of so called "news" papers.
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| It's bollox, 'scuse my French,
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