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nomadking · 11-04-2010, 23:24

So we have two situations.
A) A small cross which may scratch a patient. Although I would have thought that other items such as pens could have the same effect.
B) Long sleeves which have been found to possibly spread bacteria some of which may have lead to patient deaths.
Which one doesn't get completely banned?

If there are valid grounds for banning something in general, then there isn't a valid case for exceptions.

11-04-2010, 23:24	#3
nomadking cf.mega poster Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Northampton Services: Virgin Media TV&BB 350Mb, V6 STB Posts: 8,173	Re: Sleeves in hospitals are a health risk. So we have two situations. A) A small cross which may scratch a patient. Although I would have thought that other items such as pens could have the same effect. B) Long sleeves which have been found to possibly spread bacteria some of which may have lead to patient deaths. Which one doesn't get completely banned? If there are valid grounds for banning something in general, then there isn't a valid case for exceptions.