A new audit found deficiencies in how Osawatomie State Hospital protects the safety of its staff, including a failure to take disciplinary action in several notable cases such as staff members who were accused of drinking on the job and supervisors who failed to respond appropriately to allegations of sexual harassment.
Legislative auditors report that the 116-bed psychiatric state hospital with a history of safety and security issues doesn't have procedures in place to ensure physical security nor has it promoted a culture that encourages a safe workplace.
"We saw ample evidence that Osawatomie State Hospital officials can . . .
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