Alberta reducing harmful drugs to dementia patients

Sat, Mar 19: Alberta is leading the rest of the country in reducing potentially harmful drugs for patients with dementia. The national initiative to reduce antipsychotic medication use in long-term care facilities began in 2014. At that time, about 30% of long-term care residents in Canada were on the drugs, with an average of 27% in Alberta. Su-ling Goh reports.

Why aren't the people who made the policy of drugging all these patients brought to account instead of that they celebrate the discovery of the abuse.
Best advice is to keep out of hospitals, care homes, avoid all medicines if possible and stay healthy with a good diet.