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Put an end to The Pennsylvania Nurse Peer Assistance Program (PNAP)

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  • Apr 22nd, 2014
    Someone from Saint Louis, MO signed.
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  • Apr 22nd, 2014
    Someone from Rothschild, WI writes:
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    This is happening in all states and should be challenged.
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  • Apr 14th, 2014
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  • Apr 13th, 2014
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  • Apr 11th, 2014
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  • Apr 10th, 2014
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  • Apr 10th, 2014
    Someone from Madison, OH writes:
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    I believe a very resposible, professional nurse is experienceing this and it truely an injustice to the individuals and a disgrace to the State of Pennsylvania to utilize such methods of entrapment. Please help us expose ans resolve this issue. Thank you
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  • Apr 10th, 2014
    Someone from Mentor, OH signed.
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    Someone from Erie, PA signed.
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  • Apr 2nd, 2014
    Someone from Reading, PA writes:
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    Major abuses of power including publication of name and offense in the accused's home newspaper. Is this not defamation?
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  • Mar 28th, 2014
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  • Mar 27th, 2014
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  • Mar 23rd, 2014
    Someone from Peoria, AZ writes:
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    I sincerely believe that we should be responsible for our actions. I believe that we should get the help, if we need it, prove to our employer, and the board, that we are "safe" and move on. What is happening now is cruel and so much of an "over-kill". As a nurse for 20 years, I had to deal with an issue that was important, but NEVER involved a patient, or my ability at work, not once. I have been sober from alcohol for 12 1/2 years yet remain on the bon's radar, and probation. I believe that this is a grave injustice, and that one day people will look back at this and realize how unfair and malicious we have been dealt with. We are educated professionals who admitted to an issue, and took care of it! Why do we have to continue to re-live this and defend our ruined reputations for decades? I have faith in a strong and gracious God, otherwise I would have succumbed to this years ago. Please help us BE the caring dedicated professional that we are.
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  • Mar 22nd, 2014
    Someone from Phoenixville, PA signed.
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  • Mar 22nd, 2014
    Someone from Kalamazoo, MI writes:
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    This practice of accepting accusations as truth is indeed wrong. We all should be assumed innocent until proven guilty and we have a right to know and face our accusers. The practice of transgressions staying on one's license forever, for all to see, is just plain wrong. The stigma of substance abuse and society's prejudice towards people who have committed transgressions needs to change. People can, do and have changed their lives for the better and those that have changed should not be subject to the prejudices of a society that refuses to accept this fact.
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