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I used to work in a prison where suturing was allowed.But the procedure was done by the doctor as he had to prescribe the local anaethetic.  Faces/necks weren't  to be touched though.
 
Lyndsey
Jeanette Warran <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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I have been approached by a manager to allow suturing to be carried on one of our sites - their reason being that it is approx 30 mins from the hospital and basically it increases the chances of keeping the operative on site.
 
I will be honest I am not happy about but I would appreciate comments/views and also if we do go along this route what sort of procedures/guidelines should we have in place.
 
Many thanks
 
Jeanette
 

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