The British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives has ruled against a nurse practitioner charged with serving the gay community in the Canadian city of Vancouver. A panel determined that Paul Perry had committed professional misconduct and incompetent practice in his treatment of gay men.
The Tri-City News reports that investigators uncovered a wealth of evidence of misconduct including Perry soliciting unnecessary detailed sexual histories from patients, “coming out” stories, and patient histories of sexual abuse or trauma. The investigative panel also found that Perry used non-clinical descriptions in his notes, which were also riddled with mistakes.
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“The sexual history the respondent gathered was unclear and includes inappropriate nonclinical descriptors such as ‘bottom’ and ‘fisting,’” the decision read.
The college further found that Perry may have retraumatized a patient after soliciting a detailed history of his past sexual trauma. Perry failed to provide the patient with any referrals to support services for further treatment. Perry also provided inadequate psychological counseling to patients–something he was not qualified to administer. The board also found that he had not followed best practices when prescribing medications, did not require adequate testing to determine a diagnosis, and failed to refer patients to specialists for additional treatment.
The college has yet to issue any disciplinary action in the case.
The case of Paul Perry is just the latest in a series of cases of healthcare professionals taking advantage of gay men. Last year, the University of Michigan initiated an investigation into a campus doctor who performed unnecessary rectal examinations on men. In 2019, the University of Southern California investigated a similar case where a doctor performed unneeded rectal examinations on gay men, presumably to humiliate them about their sexual orientation.
Invader7
I’d tell Nurse Paul Perry to bend over & spread ’em. Cause he’s get a first hand experience about fisting. He’s be begging for a LOT more when he was done. But now Ms. Thang got called up by the BCCN&M ,which ruled against Ms Nosy.. aka MYOB !!!
editor911
2 weeks ago after a warning about. Syphilis my partner and I attended st Paul’s emergency. The same doctor took us into separate areas. With me he asked what’s up, and I explained, and we agreed to a test And the shots. He then took me to a bed in expedited emergency and said lay face down…’we always do this laying down as some people get light headed.” ‘ ‘Just Push your pants down an inch or two, we give the shots in upper hip.” Done no problem.
My partner separately told the same doctor the same info. He had my partner lower his pants and gave his penis a thorough manual examination. He then told him to leave his pants around his ankles and bend over a chair…and then gave him the 2 shots. My partner fainted and hit the floor, it took 3 of them to get him into a bed. He was coming out of it by the time I arrived, he was disoriented crying he was so upset.
Same doctors same story. But I’m 50 years old and my partner is a stunningly handsome young athlete.
You go to the hospital for help, and get a side order of sexual assault from some pervy doctor.
Ive written to the hospital complaint department. Waiting for response.
editor911
By the way the doctor who did this was Dr. BRIAN GRUNAU
missvamp
report the hospital & dr to the state medical board. that’s disgusting!
Chrisk
Yummy. He’s hot. I don’t blame you for being jealous.
OhPlease
There is a legitimate reason for asking those questions and it relates to sexual practices that are at a high risk of internal lacerations that increase likelihood of transmission of HIV/AIDS and certain other diseases including semen-or feces-borne pathogens. It also can determine if there is a probable injury-related infection that can affect blood cells or require other treatment, that can mimic or obscure other results.
LeBlevsez
Welcome. I see you have the impressive understanding of Wikipedia. You also aspire to be an abuser. You are adorable, in that flaccid, can’t find the abuser-wanna-be-Wiki way.
Openminded
It doesn’t appear that the investigating board agrees with you.
Cam
Please detail out your medical expertise and why you disagree with the board about their decision that there was no reason for this behavior.
Dannyzackery
It’s sad that there are three hopeless fags who are clearly not using protection cause they think that sex especially fisting doesn’t cause any medical issues such as a rectal tear or anal swelling? The nurse has a good and logical reason to ask as there are such things as dangerous sex, especially committed by LGBT people. Do not avoid it otherwise you prove that LGBT people are fags, over sexual idiots who only think of sex and nothing of the consequences and whines a lot.
BaltoSteve
DannyZackery and OhPlease, there was no proof the nurse needed ANY of that information at the time of the interviews. The review board, actual medical professionals, has indicated the nurse in question did not have cause to even begin soliciting ANY of the information he did. The entire thing is framed as “Go on for an ear infection and get asked, ‘So when was the last time you were fisted?’” No one here is saying that those questions shouldn’t be asked at some point that is appropriate by an adequately trained clinician. What we are saying is that, since that person lacked cause or the training to do what he did, he should be held accountable.
Cam
@Dannyzackery, it’s cute that you keep coming in here under your different screenames to claim that the nurse had a good reason to hares gay patients, but you can’t explain why the medical board says you’re lying.
MusicBoi74
I’ve noticed, over the last couple of months, that the ones who most vehemently accuse others of being “fakes” are the same ones over and over. Can’t you guys find something better to do with your time?