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Tig · 21-04-2012, 04:19 PM

I completely agree with Star Runner.

It's absolutely unacceptable, certainly disclosing the information regarding the police with the other patient. He should of only have been made aware of that if you had asked him too but also in a controlled manner. I had a similar situation and the man did have to be made aware of what I had said but they took him in to a side room and spoke to him, and then protected me with initially 1:1 and then 15 minute observations.

I can see their point about you not sleeping on the sofa however I think it needs to be looked at from them stopping the patients smoking in the dormitory, rather than you being punished for having to escape it.

21-04-2012, 04:19 PM	#3
Tig Join Date: Jan 2007	I completely agree with Star Runner. It's absolutely unacceptable, certainly disclosing the information regarding the police with the other patient. He should of only have been made aware of that if you had asked him too but also in a controlled manner. I had a similar situation and the man did have to be made aware of what I had said but they took him in to a side room and spoke to him, and then protected me with initially 1:1 and then 15 minute observations. I can see their point about you not sleeping on the sofa however I think it needs to be looked at from them stopping the patients smoking in the dormitory, rather than you being punished for having to escape it.
Tig Join Date: Jan 2007