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Just curious!
Edit- can we also elaborate why 😇!!

What are the classes that fill up pretty quickly?

When I first was watching this show, I thought the random names they would mention (for example denis Leary, LL cool j etc) were all made up names but then I actually went to search them up and found out that every single person they mention or at least 95% are real people!! When they shout out names especially in an offensive way or joke, do they tell the person beforehand?

People say that there’s not a lot so just curious
-mru student

So hypothetically, say a nurse had a patient they only cared for briefly during a hospital stay. Nothing inappropriate happened while they were a patient-completely professional the entire time.

Then about a year later, they randomly run into each other outside of work through mutual friends/a community event/social setting and start talking again. The patient is fully discharged, no ongoing care, and they slowly develop feelings naturally after reconnecting.

Would that still be considered unethical or against nursing regulations? Or does it depend on things like the type of care, vulnerability of the patient, and how much time passed?

I know current patient relationships are absolutely not okay, I’m more curious about former patients and where the boundary legally/professionally exists.