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Over the course of a yearlong investigation, the Tribune found well-known health systems allowed workers accused of abusing patients to keep providing care.

Over the course of a yearlong investigation, the Tribune found well-known health systems allowed workers accused of abusing patients to keep providing care.

Over the course of a yearlong investigation, the Tribune found well-known health systems allowed workers accused of abusing patients to keep providing care.

Over the course of a yearlong investigation, the Chicago Tribune found that well-known Illinois health systems have allowed workers accused of abusing patients to keep providing care.

Over the course of a yearlong investigation, the Tribune found well-known health systems allowed workers accused of abusing patients to keep providing care.

Over the course of a yearlong investigation, the Tribune found well-known health systems allowed workers accused of abusing patients to keep providing care.

Editor’s note: This story includes descriptions of sexual abuse and assault. When a woman came to the Illinois Bone & Joint Institute complaining of hip and groin pain, X-ray technician Karol Ruszczyk put his hand between her legs, touching her vaginal area over her clothes. At Glenbrook Hospital in Glenview, nurse David Giurgiu had a heavily medicated, 76-year-old patient perform oral sex on ...

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