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Killer credentials. In wake of nurse accused of killing patient, the health system wrestles with balancing shortage, ineffectual reference process.

In the past two years Somerset Medical Center has sunk $12 million into a clinical information system designed to ensure patient safety. But that technology couldn't stop a nurse, Charles Cullen, left, allegedly bent on harming patients. The case highlights some disturbing gaps and disconnects in a fragmented employment system.