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Toronto hospital justified in firing nurse who deliberately underdosed medication to patient: Arbitrator

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A Toronto hospital was justified in firing a nurse who deliberately administered a lower dose of medication than prescribed by a doctor, but her conduct did not rise to the level of "wilful misconduct...

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