A Calgary nurse will be allowed to continue her career after unprofessional conduct allegations relating to public comments about the COVID-19 vaccine were dropped..The nurse — whose name was not released over privacy concerns — publicly shared her experiences of administering vaccinations and concerns over high rates of vaccine-related injuries..A complaint was submitted to the provincial nursing authority from a public health authority that the nurse had violated privacy policies regarding the vaccines..The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms was contacted in mid-2022 following the complaint, which was lodged despite the nurse having administered and researched COVID-19 vaccinations..The complaint also alleged she'd unlawfully breached the health authority’s privacy policy by disclosing instances where mass COVID-19 vaccination clinics had resulted in significant numbers of vaccination injuries, including serious injuries requiring multiple ambulances to be called to the vaccination clinic..Her lawyer, Keith Pridgen, was ultimately able to resolve the matter without any admissions of wrongdoing or any restrictions on her license to practice..“Canadian nurses deserve better than to be threatened with discipline for telling the truth to the public,” said Mr. Pridgen..“Professional regulators must stop this nationwide inquisition against doctors and nurses who simply choose to uphold their ethical obligations to obtain meaningful informed consent.”
A Calgary nurse will be allowed to continue her career after unprofessional conduct allegations relating to public comments about the COVID-19 vaccine were dropped..The nurse — whose name was not released over privacy concerns — publicly shared her experiences of administering vaccinations and concerns over high rates of vaccine-related injuries..A complaint was submitted to the provincial nursing authority from a public health authority that the nurse had violated privacy policies regarding the vaccines..The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms was contacted in mid-2022 following the complaint, which was lodged despite the nurse having administered and researched COVID-19 vaccinations..The complaint also alleged she'd unlawfully breached the health authority’s privacy policy by disclosing instances where mass COVID-19 vaccination clinics had resulted in significant numbers of vaccination injuries, including serious injuries requiring multiple ambulances to be called to the vaccination clinic..Her lawyer, Keith Pridgen, was ultimately able to resolve the matter without any admissions of wrongdoing or any restrictions on her license to practice..“Canadian nurses deserve better than to be threatened with discipline for telling the truth to the public,” said Mr. Pridgen..“Professional regulators must stop this nationwide inquisition against doctors and nurses who simply choose to uphold their ethical obligations to obtain meaningful informed consent.”
