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Why do I picture him as a difficult patient? Obviously, he isn't playing by the rules -- at least not the rules I learned in medical school. He won't allow me to do my job. If I can't control his ...

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The fourth floor of the long-term-care hospital where I sometimes work houses patients with severe brain injuries. When I am called there to consult, I always hesitate before entering the room.

He also says it's getting patients out of hospital that's a problem. "We're not able to do what we're trained to do as A&E nurses," he says. "We're becoming ward workers. And it's very difficult.