Nursing doesn't include inappropriate sexual relationships

Another mental health nurse whose dirty laundry should be aired in public is Drew Shaw-Dickenson. Once again, the nurse in question has been up to no good with a mental patient. The amorous nurse got pulled up in front of his bosses at the Nursing and Midwifery Council. Here's his rap sheet taken from http://www.nmc-uk.org/:

That you, whilst employed by Portsmouth City NHS Teaching Primary Care Trust in the capacity of Staff Nurse on the Fairoak Unit at St. James’ Hospital in Portsmouth, Hampshire,
1 on various dates in the approximate period of October 2005 to December 2005, conducted an inappropriate sexual relationship with a patient, namely Patient A, whilst she was an inpatient on Fairoak Unit,
2 on various dates in the approximate period of December 2005 to 1 January 2006, conducted an inappropriate sexual relationship with Patient A after she had been discharged from Fairoak Unit but whilst she remained a patient of the Trust,
3 on various dates in the period of 4 November 2005 to 13 January 2006, sent inappropriate text messages to Patient A, including but not limited to,
i) on 15.16 hours on 5 November 2005, a text message that read, ‘I
feel so passionate about you Patient A. I want you for keeps. X’,
ii) at 23.01 hours on 5 November 2005, a text message that read,
‘GOD! you are making me feel soo in love. :) cannot stop thinking about you. I really want to know you and trust you. we will be so wonderful for each other I can sense it. and it feels great. X’,
iii) at 21.57 hours on 7 November 2005, a text message that read,
‘how wonderful! your smell is all around my flat and on the pillows. wish you were here with me flat and on the pillows. wish you were here with me now. X’,
iv) at 12.17 hours on 15 November 2005, a text message that read,
‘can’t sleep. I am thinking about you continually. resorted to playing now and smelling you on the pillow. X’,
v) at 22.02 hours on 19 November 2005, a text message that read, ‘I
love you Patient A you are for me. Always and forever. X’,
And that, in the light of the above, your fitness to practise is impaired by reason of
your misconduct.

He's now out of work too.