Emory Hospital Nurses Come Under Fire For TikTok “Icks” challenge Video
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It seems like taking part in the TikTok challenge for the nurses of Emory Hospital Atlanta has backfired as it ended up with netizens slamming it. Well, the nurses were badly slammed for their videos on TikTok. While despite it now being deleted, we had netizens record the video and repost it to slam it.
Read ahead to know about Emory Hospital Atlanta nurses slammed for taking part in a trend of TikTok.
Emory Hospital Atlanta nurses took part in TikTok trend
With billions of users for TikTok now. We get almost every profession’s users on TikTok. However, the one connected to the hospitals is always appreciated. But that’s not what happened with the Emory Hospital Atlanta nurses.
Whole video was too long. Don’t go to the @emoryhealthcare Hospital in Atlanta Ga if you are going to give birth. I respect nurses so much but this just isn’t it. Emotions are so high during the whole birthing process and moms deserve compassion. #ick #TikTok pic.twitter.com/iruL0Z5B1U
— Vanessa (@ItsMeVanessaDuh) December 8, 2022
The Emory Hospital Atlanta nurses took part in a TikTok trend. In that trend, some nurses had to talk about the “icks” in their profession. They did definitely but it seems that didn’t go well with anyone. While that’s going all viral on the internet.
Hi Vanessa. Thank you for sharing your concern. We are aware of the video and it has been shared with our leadership and HR teams for investigation.
— Emory Healthcare (@emoryhealthcare) December 8, 2022
What “icks” did the Emory Hospital nurses say about in TikTok trend?
While taking part in the trend of TikTok, the Emory Hospital Atlanta nurses were talking about the “icks” in the labor and delivery area. Where in the viral video one of the nurse said “My ick is when you come in to your induction talking about, can I take a shower and eat?”.
While another nurse said, “My ick is when you ask me how much the baby weighs and it’s still in your hands”. One of the other Emory nurse even said: “When we’ve already told you to push the call light but every five minutes your family member comes to the front desk asking for something else”.
Netizens have slammed the TikTok video of Emory Hospital Atlanta nurses
As soon as the video of the labor and delivery nurses of Emory Hospital Atlanta came on TikTok. Netizens have been slamming the nurses for their insensitivity. As netizens post the viral video have been sharing their experience with Emory Hospital Atlanta nurses.
One of the netizen wrote “this is part of the reason people don’t trust healthcare “professionals”. Another user wrote “They thought it was funny to make this. They won’t be laughing when the hospital sees it and they are all fired”. Not to miss, the video has been deleted from TikTok by now.
That video on tiktok where the labor and delivery nurses at Emory are talking about their icks is so disgusting and disheartening. Imagine being a new mom at that hospital. I’m so glad they were fired.
— Bria Briaaaa (@AyoBriaa) December 10, 2022Advertisement
I agree with the second woman, the fact that a man would ask for a paternity RIGHT outside the patient’s room where EVERYONE can hear him is major ICK. Howeverrr, the rest of the opinions IMO are disgusting period! Mothers need empathy and compassion during one of, if not thee..
— ✨🖤KiingDavii 🖤.✨ (@KingDavii1314) December 10, 2022
Omg this is horrid. The ick for me is hearing the nurses complain about helping a patient that can't do it on their own or y would they ask for your help..come on you know what your job is if you don't want it go elsewhere.. unprofessional
— CCR 🦋🦁♌ (@chars8383) December 9, 2022
This is part of the reason people don’t trust healthcare “professionals”
— s (@srensim) December 9, 2022
And now they fired!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
— Brit (@ThatPhatGirl) December 10, 2022
This really breaks my heart to see this type of person(s) working in healthcare, especially labor & delivery! One of the most precious & scary times of the patient’s lives & you KNOW they’ve not been treated properly! 😢#dobetterAmerica
— Krissie T (@beryblessed) December 11, 2022
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