While many commenters appeared to support action against the Georgia nurses, others defended the former employees, citing difficult patients and conditions in the healthcare field.
A group of nurses in Georgia are no longer working at a hospital after sharing pet peeves about moms in labor on TikTok, their employer said.
McClatchy News reached out to the Emory University Hospital Midtown for clarification if the employees were fired or quit and has not received a response. “The fact that this is …. a woman’s most vulnerable time,” one person commented on the shared video. “It should be a positive experience.”A woman shared her own experience giving birth at Emory University Hospital Midtown after she saw the video.
“I don’t think what they did was right, but will hold healthcare workers to the worst of the unattainable standards,” one person commented.
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