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Nina Pham to sue hospital for negligence, invasion of privacy

Posted on March 2, 2015 by Dissent

KVUE reports that Nina Pham, a nurse who contracted ebola while working in a Texas hospital, is planning to sue the hospital for lack of adequate training and for invasion of privacy:

The 37-page lawsuit alleges that Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital and its parent company [Texas Health Resources] did not provide proper training for Pham and her colleagues…

[…]

The suit also claims the hospital invaded Pham’s privacy.

“Information was disclosed to the public about Nina that she would rather have not been disclosed, including her identity,” Aldous said. “We’re just trying to get some answers.”

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1 thought on “Nina Pham to sue hospital for negligence, invasion of privacy”

  1. Anonymous says:
    March 3, 2015 at 9:34 pm

    Guess it was violated.

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