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The oversight minutes behind Arizona’s retaliation concerns
"Many patients believe there is a risk of retaliation if they file" grievances; an anonymous letter traced to an active employee alleged fear of retaliation; at the October meeting the chair reported the committee reviewed nursing notes for a grievance case "to see if…
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What the record says
Worldwide register by region (Batch 2) · Batch 14
- Date
- IOC annual report 2022-23 (1 Nov 2023) and public meeting 19 Oct 2023
- Channel
- 2
- What is documented
- "Many patients believe there is a risk of retaliation if they file" grievances; an anonymous letter traced to an active employee alleged fear of retaliation; at the October meeting the chair reported the committee reviewed nursing notes for a grievance case "to see if there was any evidence of retaliation" and found the grievance substantiated but could not assess post-grievance retaliation from the records available; a member stated that most grievances "statistically lead to unfavorable outcomes in the form of an unsubstantiated claim, or retaliation"
- Finding or status
- OFFICIAL (oversight body) (IOC 2022-23 report; 19 Oct 2023 minutes)
- Limits
- The IOC reads records the hospital chooses to supply; its own report says it cannot conduct investigations
- Label
- VERIFIED
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Reference and provenance
2023-AZ-ASH-IOC-RETALIATION