Back when I was working as a CNA, I was in Alzheimer's and Dementia Unit and there was a patient that I kept pushing to be restrained majority of the day just for safety reasons. She would get up and walk around and be very unstable. Her gait was not safe. It was in mine and her family's best interest to make sure she was in a chair for as long as possible and then walk with her assisted when we could. Management shot it down to both myself and the family and said basically as long as she can walk, she's fine. I didn't agree. I was her caregiver for several hours, multiple days of the week. So the family wasn't happy with that either, but I did so much that I could that unfortunately one day I did go looking for her and she was down another hall and she had tripped and fallen and landed on her face. I hollered to the nurse that I was under that night, which was my nurse that I worked with every night. I hollered for him, let him know what was going on. He ran behind the nurse's station and called 911 instead of providing care for the patient that I had been trying to restrain for this very reason for months. So I did his job basically until paramedics arrived and I'm not even licensed and I was not supposed to, but I did what I had to to make sure she was okay in that moment.