Horrible. Mocked and laughed at patient and helped other nurses abuse patient. Even states publicly of a patient being abused "this video is BS! It's a simple feeding tube insertion. You learn to do this in the first semester of nursing school. While it can cause some discomfort and gagging for a few seconds it is hardly the torture that is shown here." Spoken like the torturer PHILLIP VAUGHAN is. That video was entitled "Mos Def Films Guantanamo Force Feeding Demonstration." While it may be a simple feeding tube insertion, any nurse can intentionally cause it to hurt and inflict harm. This was witnessed by that patient and other witnesses as Nurse Phillip A. Vaughan joined in retaliating against a patient who was trying to get the truth in blood test results while at Williamson Medical Center, to no avail. Since the hospital had made discoverable mistakes early on, and the patient had tried to leave, the nurses and the doctors and the staff at Williamson Medical Center chose to harm the patient rather than CARE for the patient. Nurse Phillip A. Vaughan laughed and mocked while the patient was being abused and deliberately injured. The following day, Nurse Phillip A. Vaughan couldn't look the family member in the eye after a night of fun beating up a patient as well as overseeing the sexual assault of a patient by himself and other nurses intended to make the patient to accept as "health care" assault, battery, patient harm, patient abuse, false statements, and lack of informed consent (informed consent is a joke and never given) and is used for force the patient to forget what they had done to that patient. Phillip Vaughan had a great time assisting in the beating up of a patient who called for an ambulance after being given two medications that had MAJOR Contraindications and the patient had taken them "as prescribed." Cover up job. Phillip Vaughan mocked and laughed at a patient suffering and aided and abetted other nurses retaliate so those nurses wouldn't lose their job for patient harm and patient abuse!

Submitted April 3, 2018