December 14, 2022 - The video in question, which has ... on Twitter, showed nurses at Emory University Hospital Midtown in Atlanta, Georgia, participating in a social media trend where people share their “icks,” or dislikes....

And in a world where videos can go viral quickly, the Emory Healthcare facility responded just as fast, and it appears the healthcare workers in the video have now lost their jobs. Get Breaking Nurse News and Exclusive Discounts Straight to Your Inbox! The original video was posted by @hanhinton on TikTok and while the user’s profile is still active as of press time, the original video is no longer appearing on their profile.

Four nurses have lost their jobs after appearing in a viral TikTok video talking about maternity patient “icks”. Emory University Hospital Midtown, in Atlanta US, released a statement saying that the comments were “disrespectful and ...

6557 Likes, 1963 Comments. TikTok video from Chris Cadence (@chriscadence_): “Labor & Delivery Nurses FIRED Over An Ick TikTok?! They worked at Emory University Hospital Midtown which is in Atlanta.

December 13, 2022 - “This video does not represent our commitment to patient and family-centered care and falls far short of the values and standards we expect every member of our team to hold and demonstrate. “At no time should our patients ever feel they are not being treated with care and respect. Every patient at Emory Healthcare deserves to be cared for by a compassionate, experienced team in a comfortable and safe environment.” · Although the original video has now been deleted, reuploads of the post are continuing to circulate on TikTok, with responses to the clip garnering millions of views.

December 14, 2022 - The video, which was viewed more than 100,000 times before it was deleted, received intense blowback, much of which came from women who had their own negative experiences with nursing staff during childbirth. In a statement provided to ABC News, Emory Healthcare wrote that it had "investigated the situation" and "taken appropriate action with the former employees responsible for the video." Emory University Hospital is seen, August 1, 2014 in Atlanta.

October 21, 2022 - However it sounds like you may not fully understand HIPAA and it's very long list of identifiers. The video the nurses posted had at least 3 HIPAA violations, which is the real reason they were fired.

4 days ago - Four nurses have lost their jobs after appearing in a viral TikTok video talking about maternity patient “icks”. Emory University Hospital Midtown, in Atlanta US, released a statement saying that the comments were “disrespectful and ...

December 12, 2022 - Nurses at Emory University Hospital Midtown in Atlanta have been fired after they shared a TikTok video in which they mocked maternity patients, per 11 Alive. Multiple nurses at the hospital received flack online for the video, which saw them ...

December 15, 2022 - Multiple nurses were fired from a prominent Atlanta hospital after a video of them making fun of their patients went viral.

December 12, 2022 - Nurses at a US hospital have been fired after posting a 'disrespectful and unprofessional' video mocking patients at their maternity ward. The TikTok video saw a number of nurses from Emory University Hospital, Atlanta jumping on the 'ick' challenge ...

December 12, 2022 - “We are aware of a TikTok video that included disrespectful and unprofessional comments about maternity patients at Emory University Hospital Midtown,” Emory Healthcare said in a statement Friday.

A group of nurses at an Atlanta hospital have been fired after a video posted to social media about their labor and delivery patient “icks” went viral. 11 Alive reported the news update this past Sunday (Dec.

ATLANTA — Multiple nurses at Emory University Hospital Midtown are no longer employed after a viral TikTok video surfaced of them criticizing labor and delivery patients.

December 10, 2022 - Four labor and delivery nurses at an Atlanta hospital came under fire over a TikTok video in which they shared the things that annoy them about expecting mothers and their families.