Prolly smelt like fish though...Originally Posted by Big Dave
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Prolly smelt like fish though...
Hardcore Biker
I see hundreds of them that big every time I go into the Mohaka and a couple of other North island rivers.
I don't need to kill something to respect it.
In fact,that's just bloody strange so I'll stand by my comments thanks.
Bring back Buell
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KB's Chief Cats
there used to be a saying... "only in america"
Highway Biker
That looks a bit fishy to me.
SEVENFUCKINGFIFTY
Update: http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/heal...ff-disciplined
Disciplinary action? For making people laugh?Thirty-three staff at Auckland City Hospital have been punished for looking at X-rays and information on a man who had an eel stuck up his bottom.
Staff were sacked, given verbal warnings, written warnings and final written warnings after an investigation found there was no legitimate reason to access the patients records.
The majority of the privacy breaches were from looking at the man's radiology images on a computer, but some staff also looked at the his blood test results and the discharge summary.
The privacy breach stretched to the distribution of information to public and media.
The disciplinary action was the result of a six-month investigation into the breach.
"The findings are disappointing, to say the least, but we are taking action to ensure compliance with Auckland DHB policy in future," said Auckland District Health Board Chief Executive Ailsa Claire.
"Now we must ensure this situation serves to highlight and build understanding of our privacy obligations to our patients," she said.
The patient sought medical attention in September 2012, after the eel became lodged in his lower stomach.
Doctors at Auckland Hospital had to surgically remove the eel, hospital sources said.
The x-ray of the eel stuck in the man was the topic of hospital gossip after it was emailed out, in what was a major breach of the patient's privacy.
The case became world news after it was leaked to the media.
A total of 49 staff, including six senior medical officers, 21 junior doctors, 20 nurses or midwives and two scientific and technical health staff, were initially investigated.
"One of the fundamental responsibilities of working in a healthcare environment is showing respect for patients' rights to privacy," said Claire when the investigation was launched.
"I take that responsibility very seriously indeed and I expect our staff to work and act at all times with a level of professionalism that honours the trust our patients place in us," she said.
All ADHB staff would now be required to re-sign a confidentiality agreement each year.
The patient did not make a complaint but had remained fully informed throughout the investigation, and had been issued an apology.
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Totally gay...Update: http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/heal...ff-disciplined
Disciplinary action? For making people laugh?
mini meeeeeee
Haha, first thing I thought of when the jar was mentioned...
I also loved, from the article:
Eels are secretive, nocturnal and prefer habitats with plenty of cover. They hunt by smell rather than sight. Hohohohohohohoho, that eel would be pretty stinky I'd imagine. Poor thing, i wonder what on earth it did to deserve that!
I lahk to moove eet moove eet...
Katman to steveb64
His Excellency
The creek at the bottom, (pun intended) of chez tri boys has a healthy supply of eels, that are being fed regularly, to fatten them up for you Aucklanders
(If you don,t believe me, then ask Dino3310)
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