Olivia Tang make police report after doctor invoke Mental Health act, manhandled and gave injection against her will and sent to IMH

[heroking]

police can do what?
even neighbor dispute they cant do anything
this can do what?

 

[moonlighter_sg]

nowadays doctors are hiding in one corner, cannot see them one.

 

[dezzo69]

OYK better come clean.

 

[Lifetime warranty]

Police will be monitoring.. no worry

 

[oOsiMm]

certainty more than meets the eye....

nursing and medical are tough jobs, why would all collude and do that to her, all would love to get off work on time, good days with cooperating patients, as it says it takes 2 hands to clap unless its a tight slap.

 

[gilcrest]

police can do what?
even neighbor dispute they cant do anything
this can do what?

Grounds for her to file to SMC ?

 

[cyke69sg]

My guess is she has some kind of elusive pain complaint, went through various specialities and investigations to no avail, dependent on (and demanding) increasingly stronger painkillers during multiple hospital admissions.

Referred psychiatry, undesirable diagnosis made, tempers flared with aggressive behaviour tantamount to abuse of healthcare professionals. Mental health act invoked, restrained and jabbed with sedatives (requiring skin exposure) and got sent to IMH for being a danger to herself and others. IMH A&E doctor probably deemed inpatient admission unnecessary after triage assessment, gave her a follow-up appointment.

Don’t quote me, wild guess only hor…

They gave her B52?

 

[Zappalapa]

that doesnt explain anything on her part.
medical assessments/opinions done by two different professional will have slight differences.

but if anything, hope this woman finds closure after investigation has been done.

 

[trd_charlie]

they sure have sop on how to restrain a patient under certain circumstances.
patient nv shared her part of the story - what was she arrested for in the first place? for suspected mental cases (likely the case), you think the patient is of sound mind to decide whether or not she needs a treatment?

That is the grey area. It's hard to prove if a patient is of sound mind at the current moment as it's not something visible like a physical condition. Those with authority can abuse this fact and use it to restraint a person even he/she is of sound mind or has recovered from a previous condition. It happens a lot in china. I doubt that is the case here in sg but we shall see.

 

[Zappalapa]

the most logical post so far.

 

[tokong]

Need to know what happened beforehand that led to this incident

Probably bouts of craziness (or in Chinese - 发疯).

You just imagine... if you need a tranquillizer (my guess) to calm her down, you can imagine how her behaviour was.

 

[gilcrest]

Must hear the other side of the story
Big hospital won't anyhow

Maybe if you look in FB for her peekture may indicate something is off

 

[buttbERry]

sounds very dramatic sia

 

[Asphodeli]

Look serious, seem like discharged

This one either is a Karen or siao zharbor posting for sure

 

[0nePunchm@n]

sinkie too many siao lang until doctors got phobia

 

[Krabs.]

it's posts like these that me feel edmwer guys are more fortunate in relative terms

 

[lousydk]

a lot of siao lang living amongst us

 

[jasvonvios]

A drunk mam will never admit he is drunk! You expect a siao lang admit she is siao?

 

[Apparatus]

Sue ah sue waiting for what?

 

[enimen]

how she looks like?

From my detective investigation, I would say quite chio and pleasant looking. Definitely more chio than some others