PART 1 — THE INITIAL CONFLICT Yоu аre the chаrge nurse оn а busy medical-surgical unit during a 12-hоur shift. The hospital has been experiencing staffing shortages, high patient census, and pressure to improve discharge times and patient satisfaction scores. Your unit normally staffs five nurses with approximately 4–5 patients each. Today, only four nurses are available. One nurse is a new graduate who has been off orientation for only two weeks. The nursing supervisor informs you that the Emergency Department has several admitted patients waiting for beds and tells you: “We need your unit to take three more patients. Administration is watching our ED hold times closely. Everyone is short today, so we just have to make it work.” You are concerned that accepting all three patients could result in unsafe assignments. VIDEO RESPONSE 1 — 3–5 MINUTES Answer these 3 questions: 1. What information would you assess before deciding whether the unit can safely accept the three additional patients? Consider your current patients, staffing, acuity, nurse experience, and available resources. 2. How would you respond to the nursing supervisor? Explain how you would balance the needs of the hospital with your responsibility to advocate for patient and staff safety. Tell me what you would actually say or do. 3. How could a Christian perspective influence your response to this situation? Consider principles such as advocacy, integrity, stewardship, courage, and care for others. Submission Record ONE 3–5 minute video answering all three questions.
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