What could the healthcare team do to improve

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1. What were the symptoms that Sue experienced that signaled that something was wrong?
2. How did her illness progress? Where did she first lose feeling? Did she ever fully recover?
3. Describe the care that Sue received. Why didn't the nurses who took care of her put themselves in her position and take better care of her?
a. Give examples of what happened.
b. What could the healthcare team do to improve?
c. Do you think this would happen today?
4.Why do you think Sue didn't do anything about the inappropriate care in the ICU after she got out of the hospital? Was it how care was delivered at that time or were these "bad" nurses?
5. What would you do if you were a part of a healthcare team that provided this kin

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