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Murder Rounds: True Crime from Inside Medicine
by NURSING.com
very hospital runs on trust. These are the cases where that trust was the weapon.Murder Rounds is a true crime podcast about healthcare's most disturbing killers — the nurses and doctors who murdered the patients they were meant to protect — told by the people who actually work in those buildings.Each episode goes past the headlines to the part nobody covers: how they got away with it for so long. The neutral reference. The report filed into a channel designed to keep it invisible. The records destroyed under subpoena. In case after case, the institution's first instinct was to protect itself.Every episode ends with The Chart Review — a segment where we set the story aside and ask what actually changed. What safeguards exist now. What a clinician should do today if they see something. What the system learned, and what it didn't.Researched, written, and reviewed by real nurses. Every claim sourced to court records, inquiry reports, and contemporaneous journalism — not true-crime fol
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very hospital runs on trust. These are the cases where that trust was the weapon.Murder Rounds is a true crime podcast about healthcare's most disturbing killers — the nurses and doctors who murdered the patients they were meant to protect — told by the people who actually work in those buildings.Each episode goes past the headlines to the part nobody covers: how they got away with it for so long. The neutral reference. The report filed into a channel designed to keep it invisible. The records destroyed under subpoena. In case after case, the institution's first instinct was to protect itself.Every episode ends with The Chart Review — a segment where we set the story aside and ask what actually changed. What safeguards exist now. What a clinician should do today if they see something. What the system learned, and what it didn't.Researched, written, and reviewed by real nurses. Every claim sourced to court records, inquiry reports, and contemporaneous journalism — not true-crime fol
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