What are your ethical and legal boundaries and liabilities

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ASSIGNMENT:

You are visiting an elderly client you have been seeing for several months. While there, the client mentions that the Public Health Nurse that typically visits to organize their medications is sick. The client asks if you would be willing to help set up their pill box for them. As a CHW how would you approach this situation? What are your ethical and legal boundaries, and liabilities?

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