Sondra, a new graduate, recently began a position as a registered nurse in a rural hospital, where she is the youngest and newest staff member.
Although she has limited experience, she has a strong knowledge base, is confident, and was considered to have strong entry-level skills on graduation. Sondra meets with her former instructor and confides that she is very frustrated that others do not seem to accept her leadership. What might you suggest that would help Sondra to understand what is happening in terms of power and influence? a. As a new graduate, it is unlikely that she has acquired the experience and know-ledge of other staff, including aides and practical nurses.
b. Rural settings tend to be closed systems and therefore are, not welcoming of those who are not from their community.
c. Morale on her unit can be improved by engaging in shared decision making.
d. Identify the informal leaders on her unit and how they affect care decisions.
Question 2
A nonemergent legal informed consent must include either a signature of a competent person of legal age to consent or a court order or guardianship and freedom of choice by the person consenting. What else must be included?
A) A timeline of when the treatment is expected to occur
B) Written information on what the outcome will be
C) Appropriate information given to and understood by the person consenting
D) An explanation of the nature of treatment provided by the nurse
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