As I read the article (and I really didn't need the entire thing cut, pasted and bold printed for me), someone mentioned the incident to the nurse's supervisor, who then passed it on to "administration". They are the ones, clearly fearful of an accusation against their agency for lack of impartiality, who have taken action against her. It has nothing at all to do with the patient's religious beliefs or (other than her desire to share) with those of the nurse. Administrators, especially medical administrators (and I used to be one) tend to go overboard to avoid controversy.