Charles Cullen is arguably the most prolific serial killer the U.S. has ever known. A registered nurse, Cullen deliberately and randomly killed between 40 and 300 patients who were hospitalized in hospitals in New Jersey and Pennsylvania before being caught at the end of 2003. His heinous crimes were intentionally or unintentionally abetted by hospital executives that failed to report Cullen to the authorities when his pattern of killings was discovered.
Tonight at 11:00 on WBAI (99.5FM; wbai.org), Healthstyles will feature the first of a two-part interview by moderator Diana Mason, RN, PhD, of award-winning journalist Charles Graeber about his investigation into these occurrences that are profiled in his new book, The Good Nurse: A True Story of Medicine, Madness and Murder. They are joined by nurse attorney Edie Brous, RN, JD, as they discuss the legal and policy implications of this shocking story.
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Healthstyles is sponsored by the Center for Health, Media & Policy at Hunter College, City University of New York; www.centerforheatlhmediapolicy.com
Susan McDonald / June 14, 2013
Excellent interview- Edie Brous,JD. provided some very interesting comments. Can’t wait for part II.
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Melissa Jenne / June 15, 2013
Very interesting interview, looking forward to part two and Edie Brous”s thoughts on why the hospitals allowed this to continue.
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