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Violated Care – patients of a disgraced doctor speak out |9

2021/2/9
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Rachel: 本集讲述了受害者Rachel的经历，以及她如何克服恐惧和羞愧，最终向警方报案。她还谈到了自己多年来遭受偏头痛的折磨，以及Hoyte医生对她的性侵犯给她带来的创伤和心理阴影。她强调了权威人士的背叛和不信任感，以及受害者在寻求帮助时可能面临的挑战。 Samantha: Samantha讲述了她30多年前被Hoyte医生性侵犯的经历。她详细描述了Hoyte医生如何利用他的职位和权力，对她进行性侵犯，以及她事后向家庭医生求助却未得到重视的经历。她还谈到了她母亲也被转诊给Hoyte医生，以及她对医疗系统的不信任感。 Amy: Amy讲述了她20多年前被Hoyte医生性侵犯的经历。她详细描述了Hoyte医生如何利用她的受伤和脆弱，对她进行性侵犯，以及她事后多年来一直不敢向他人透露此事的原因。她还谈到了她对调查人员的不当言论感到愤怒和震惊。 Neil Hagan医生: 神经科医生Neil Hagan医生解释了神经科检查的正常程序，并指出Hoyte医生的行为严重违反了医疗伦理和患者的知情同意权。他强调了患者在就医时应该享有的权利和保护，以及医疗专业人员的责任和义务。 Nancy Hixt: 记者Nancy Hixt讲述了整个事件的调查过程，以及警方对Hoyte医生的指控和审判结果。她还采访了多位受害者，并报道了她们的受害者陈述。她强调了此案中暴露出的医疗系统和执法机构的不足之处，以及对性侵犯受害者的保护和支持的重要性。 Rachel: 受害者Rachel的经历，以及她如何克服恐惧和羞愧，最终向警方报案。她还谈到了自己多年来遭受偏头痛的折磨，以及Hoyte医生对她的性侵犯给她带来的创伤和心理阴影。她强调了权威人士的背叛和不信任感，以及受害者在寻求帮助时可能面临的挑战。 Samantha: Samantha讲述了她30多年前被Hoyte医生性侵犯的经历。她详细描述了Hoyte医生如何利用他的职位和权力，对她进行性侵犯，以及她事后向家庭医生求助却未得到重视的经历。她还谈到了她母亲也被转诊给Hoyte医生，以及她对医疗系统的不信任感。 Amy: Amy讲述了她20多年前被Hoyte医生性侵犯的经历。她详细描述了Hoyte医生如何利用她的受伤和脆弱，对她进行性侵犯，以及她事后多年来一直不敢向他人透露此事的原因。她还谈到了她对调查人员的不当言论感到愤怒和震惊。 Neil Hagan医生: 神经科医生Neil Hagan医生解释了神经科检查的正常程序，并指出Hoyte医生的行为严重违反了医疗伦理和患者的知情同意权。他强调了患者在就医时应该享有的权利和保护，以及医疗专业人员的责任和义务。 Nancy Hixt: 记者Nancy Hixt讲述了整个事件的调查过程，以及警方对Hoyte医生的指控和审判结果。她还采访了多位受害者，并报道了她们的受害者陈述。她强调了此案中暴露出的医疗系统和执法机构的不足之处，以及对性侵犯受害者的保护和支持的重要性。

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A woman's decision to report her sexual assault by a neurologist in 2018 led to the discovery of historical complaints and subsequent charges against Dr. Hoyt.

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In February 2018, an Alberta woman went to police to file a complaint against a Calgary neurologist.

The woman alleged she was sexually assaulted during a neurological exam in 2007.

She told Global News she was suffering from migraines at the time, and that’s why she was referred to Dr. Keith Hoyte.

She was shown into the examination room by a nurse, who told her to take off her shirt and bra and put on a gown.

The woman said she felt uncomfortable, but the nurse said it was policy.

When the neurologist entered the examination room, he didn’t say anything to the patient and never made eye contact.

The woman said he pushed her gown down below and fondled her breasts with both of his hands, never explaining what he was doing.

She described leaving the appointment with the feeling she had been violated.

Calgary Police said it was only after this victim came forward in 2018 that investigators looked back and found two other historical complaints with similar allegations — one from 2008 and one from 1991.

About four months later, Global News broke the story that police charged Hoyte with three counts of sexual assault.

That news story and a subsequent media release by police spurred more than two dozen other women to come forward.

This case has raised a lot of questions. Who potentially knew about this abuse? Who should have taken action? Could any of these cases have been prevented?

And why weren’t the historical complaints investigated when those two women had gone to police decades earlier?

One woman’s courageous decision to go to police about sexual abuse at the hands of a neurologist spurred dozens of women to come forward and raised questions about accountability. Could this abuse have been stopped sooner?

In this episode of the Global News podcast,** Crime Beat**), crime reporter** Nancy Hix**)** shines a light on who may have known what was happening and when.**

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