We must make long-term investments in supporting our post-acute health care system to ensure people have access to the services they need in the right setting. They no longer meet the clinical criteria to be hospitalized and are ready to be transferred to post-acute care facilities, but that transfer is delayed or, too often, never comes. In every corner of Washington, patients are waking up in hospital beds ready to be discharged.
It is a problem evident in hospitals across the state. If you have needed to visit an emergency room lately, you have likely experienced the overwhelming number of patients. Cleveland: Invest to support post-acute health care system That way, they’ll have more data to present next year, when they vow to try again. They have already pivoted toward pushing for a budget proviso that would create a demonstration site showing how no-restraint, no-isolation policies can look in practice. Supporters of the bill are not wasting time bemoaning its failure. Sadly, a bill that would have prohibited these practices, House Bill 1479, died in the Senate this week. Watching a grown man choke up at his memory of being dragged through a hallway and locked in a barren isolation room would lead any feeling person to wonder why Washington state continues these practices. Listening to legislative testimony about a 7-year-old boy in crisis who was restrained face down on a school floor tests the heart. (Elaine Thompson)Įditorial: Isolation and restraint of students is abuse Yasmin Trudeau, D-Tacoma, read the names of the three children and three adults and noted two guns used in the shooting - which were legally purchased - are banned by the bill. It’s a step where we are going to put kids before killers.” Sen. “This is a step forward for public safety. “One thing constant in all of the tragedies is the gun,” said Sen. In passing House Bill 1240, Democrats cited Monday’s slaying of three students and three adults at a school in Nashville, Tennessee, as a reason to impose the prohibition. The Democrat-sponsored legislation banning the manufacture, distribution and sale of certain semiautomatic firearms passed the Senate Law and Justice Committee on a party line vote. WA Senate panel OKs assault weapon ban, a day after Nashville shootingĪ bill outlawing sale of assault weapons passed a critical test in the state Senate on Tuesday, moving a step closer to becoming law this year.
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