Allow me to hypothesize a particular situation...
A nursing staff is faced with a patient who, unlike every other person in the medical unit, is frequently out of his room. Not simply out of the room, but out of the building.
That situation naturally creates all sorts of very genuine challenges for the staff. How do they get the necessary meds to the patient? When will he be available for the care they have come to consider standard for their typically stationary charges?
This is not the sort of situation they are accustomed to having to face. Is their first loyalty to the charge or to the efficiency of the unit?
What is their best solution? Adjust how they provide the exceptional care which they deliver -or- do what they can to anchor the wanderer to his room?
Which would YOU guess is the likely probability?
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