An employee of a McHenry County nursing home at the center of an investigation into suspicious deaths mixed drug cocktails to make sure that troublesome residents "would not be bothering her during her shift," according to a state report.
The 130-page report of an investigation by the Illinois Department of Public Health says that improper use of drugs such as morphine sulfate contributed to five suspicious deaths in 2006 at the facility in Woodstock, then called the Woodstock Residence.
A supervisor allegedly told a nurse, "I do not care if you play the angel of death, just don't let me know about it," the report says.
"She won't make it through the day," the report says the nurse told a co-worker, referring to a restless patient. "I made sure of that."
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Nursing home employee drugged patients to death.
This is awful. From the Chicago Tribune:
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