Let’s address overdoses

In these days of patient rights, and dear god, the risk of helping a person, it is OK for hospitals to not treat overdosed people because said person refused treatment. Obviously, the poor soul is not in a good state of mind. Isn’t there an oath medical professionals take?
Anyway, in the almighty name of rights, let’s let that person go home and take more pills because they don’t want treatment. Is there no 24 hour hold anymore? Thanks UC Health. Thanks for caring.

Christopher Vermette


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