2170 North Westlake Boulevard,
Westlake Village,
91362
California,
United States
In 2020, there had been 2 negligent incident involving machinery for breathing and physical transfer support. I newly Hired female and several other employees dropped 270 young client on the floor while attempting to use a lift machine for transferring to and from bedding, toileting. Wheelchair etc. The untrained staff had been assigned to train additional staff but with this particular client Managers are extremely careful, and observe health care workers as we complete the processes, mastering the lift process with different clients require exceptional and intellectual skills. So, how did this company decide to let an untrained staff assist such a delicate client and train others without supervision? I have answered this question as a former employee, now lets see if you can discover a clear explanation for why this incident would have reoccurred and the employee returned back to the same site with this employer. Moreover, you have the Registered nurse that is immediately notified of a faulty oxygen tube, repeatedly. The nurse procrastinate, claimed the tube is repaired and oxygen is flowing. the tube was checked for oxygen flow. Still, there was not signs of any air. The client continued to remove the tube from nose because there was not air. The next facility manager had been notified early in the morning when signs of a faulty tube malfunctioned until the Registered nurse. She failed to insert new tube that actually functioned for oxygen flow. It not difficult to feel between airflowing and non-inflowing. The Register Nurse acted negligently in making a decision she should not have been delegated to assert because the client was not in grave condition and appeared strong in answering and responding normally, too many people are playing God in the workplace while caring for others and in the public by causing ill-fated incidences that harm innocent people. Now, the same facility had allowed for 2 male early morning staff enter the building! and kitchen area without during first stages of COVID-19 awareness in healthcare residential facility. United Staff dropped a client while attempting to use a lift machine to transfer them to and from bedding, toileting, wheelchair in 2020. 5120(d) Employees were allowed to enter the facility and kitchen area early on the pandemic 3205(c)(7)(A) There was a faulty oxygen tube used on a client. No Jurisdiction
Alleged Hazards: 2,
Source: Osha.gov | Receipt Date: 2021-04-05
