A nurse is required by law to report everything a patient tells them to the doctor. A nurse can not tell the family of an adult medical information. Good luck Joymaker RN Also we are not supposed to discuss anything about the patients case were other people are present..such as in the elevator or having lunch, public places. (if your lucky enough to get one lol)Cher2251 RN.
Thank the Dr. for providing the patient care and leave the room. Done.
Patent confidentiality cannot be broken or mishandled by office staff or by a doctor or nurse. Clearly information between a nurse, doctor and office billing person must be communicated. However, in no circumstances can a medical office person call out to the waiting room and ask a patient if for example, " How are your headache problems doing ?"
They can only talk about your health conditions with other doctors you are seeing and the nurse. They cannot talk to other people about this because of the confidentiality between patient and doctors.
No, a nurse has a legal responsibility to document anything and everything that's seen and performed for a patient. By endorsing something that you haven't performed is lying and dangerous for patient care. If there's a certain task that you can't get to, you can inform the incoming nurse but you can't document anything about it.
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Yes, a nurse can get in touch with the patient's psychiatrist, however, the psychiatrist will nod divulge any information regarding the patient to the nurse, only to the patient's personal physician.
No, because the Nurse will violate the patients right to privacy and confidentiality.
A nurse can bring a patient more pillows or blankets to make a patient more comfortable. They can also talk to the patient and answer questions for the patient.
When that person is being hurt or is hurting his/ her self or maybe even if the person is hurting the nurse at time.
yes a nurse can take a patient home by nargas shaheen 8cc
Congruity means the quality of agreeing; or being suitable and appropriate. I'm guessing it either means the nurse is agreeing with the patient or the nurses conversation with the patient was suitable and appropriate for a patient/nurse conversation.
The FIRST thing before a nurse gives a patient ANY thing is: Identify the patient! NOTE: There are specific checks a nurse MUST do. ID the patient is just ONE check.