Regional One cites patient privacy concerns in city’s violence intervention program
Regional One Health says it hasn’t been able to find a way to ensure patient privacy and allow the city’s Group Violence Intervention Program to work in the hospital. (Mark Weber/The Daily Memphian)
Regional One responded to a resolution approved this week by the Memphis City Council that urges the Shelby County Commission to persuade the hospital to allow the intervention program’s counselors access to the hospital and victims of violent crime.
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