Driver walks right up to the O.R. On what planet is that possible ?
If anyone works in a hospital like I do, you would have found that scene to be totally insane.
shareWith everything that happened up to that point I am willing to let that one slide. Besides, everyone knows the key to slipping through any hospital security protocols is jelly doughnuts. Don't act like you've never accepted one.
shareMaybe into the lobby.But not the O.R. There are layers of secured doors in need of pass cards and layers of security.Not matter how small the hospital.
What year and country are you living in? I'm from the U.S. and that's mandatory security for all health facilities.
I have 30 years working in the O.R. in 4 different hospitals.
How long have you worked in a hospital?
Actually that was all meant as a joke, not a request for your resume'. Some of you guys take things way too seriously. It's a B movie that doesn't try to pretend it is something more. Get over it. As I said previously "With everything that happened up to that point I am willing to let that one slide".
shareThe guy survived a point blank shot to the back of the head, yet him getting past hospital security suspends reality too far for you?
Like the other guys says, let it slide...
lmfao.. 30 years and 4 hospitals? LOL. In all your wisdom you have no friggin clue. I've worked in an OR for 4 years and have worked in over 20 hospitals from travel assignments. There is no "mandatory security" law. JCAHO nor AORN mandate that doors must be secured with passcodes or Rfid Badges and even if they did, it still isnt the "law". There are plenty of surgery centers and larger "real" hospitals where the only thing keeping someone from entering the OR are double doors with the word "Restricted" on it so everyone knows to be in proper attire. Oh, and this is in Houston, the medical mecca of the US.
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