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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2015 · 1H 59M

Brandon Coleman: What You Need to Know About Poor Care at the Phoenix VA

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Brandon Coleman appeared  Sept. 22, 2015 before the Senate Committee entitled” “Improving VA Accountability”,  providing first hand accountability statements of Whistle Blowers reporting violations of standard of care to suicidal Veterans. Coleman detailed the nature of the violations committed by the VA as well as retaliation against him personally as a result of reporting issues that should have been properly reported. Coleman is covered under Whistle Blower laws that protect those who report acts of negligence or any series of acts which breach fiduciary responsibility, but what about those Whistle Blowers whom have no such protection? Coleman discusses the issues which caused him to go forward and why he came forward when others did not and have not and /or are part of the problem as well as many other issues. We have heard about the lack of care at the Phoenix VA for vets. Get a clinician's first hand account of it during this broadscast. Hosted by Jill Jones-Soderman http://www.fcvfc.org/ Support us by visiting http://www.WalterDavisEnterprises.com

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