Analyze possible action steps-alternatives

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You are a nursing student assigned to a small medical clinic. Just after starting time one morning your preceptor, the nursing supervisor, calls the office and notifies you she is going to be a little late. She asks you to please start seeing her patients for her and you agree to do so. The nurse arrives to work 3 hours late. What is the problem? What are the facts of the situation? Who are the interested parties? What is the nature of their interest? Why is this a problem? Is there an ethical issue? Is there a legal issue? If so, what is it? What additional information do I need? Brainstorm possible action steps/alternatives. Analyze possible action steps/alternatives. Choose your course of action.

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