“I held them up in the ER. I said, listen, you're not going into the hospital until you get monoclonal antibodies.”

The Joe Rogan Experience · #2576 - Dr. Peter McCullough

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sent nurses to patients to administer monoclonal antibodies, holding them up in the ER and refusing admission until they received the treatment

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“I'm on record at the U.S. Senate saying that 85% of these deaths, of COVID deaths, could have been spared with an intensive early treatment program at home, continued through the hospitalization, including monoclonal antibodies and ivermectin.”
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“If my nurse wants to do a blood pressure check and we bring the patient back and the blood pressure is beautiful, great. She can document that, send me the note, and there's nothing else that needs to happen until I see the patient again.”
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“We got about 150 nurses from across our whole system, our six state footprint, and our patient care techs as well. And we had them participate in a nursing insight work group”
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“The medical assistants spent months training before they were released on their own. They brought the patient in. They went through a checklist of what they may or may not need. If they needed vaccines, they put it on the whiteboard for the nurse. We had standing orders so the nurse could go in anytime.”
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