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• Students are to read each of the three case studies provided below. • For each of the three case studies. students are to provide evidence-based responses which address the following 4 points… 1) Identify the legal and ethical issues that underpin the particular case study. 2) Discuss the international. national. state. organisational and scope of practice legislation/guidelines that pertain to the case study and wch would inform your work as the registered nurse in such a scenario. 3) Explore what action (if anything) will you need to take as the registered nurse in this case study? 4) How can you. as the registered nurse provide holistic patient and family centered care in this scenario?
Case study 1: Mia Masterson (No 4 Wellbeing street)
You are a registered nurse working in a local maternal and child health clinic. New parents David and Julianpresentoiththeirt week old daughter Mia tuna routine child health check. On assessment Mia appears to be developing well. Her height. weight and head circumference are within normal range. Mia is currently receiving formula via a bottle. During your consultation you notice that Mia is due for her first round of routine immunisations. You inform David and Julian of this. David states that Mia will not be receiving any immunisations. David adds that vaccines are merely used as toxin-based propaganda for large pharmaceutical companies to make money. Julian further informs you that his niece was diagnosed with autism not long after having one of her vaccines and that he and David will not take the same risk with Mia.
Case study 2: Taylah Dennison (No 8 wellbeing street) You are a registered nurse working at the Junction Youth Health Service in Civic. One afternoon. Taylah (aged 15) presents wi: her best friend Cass. Taylah informs you that she attended a party at her friend’s house last month. Taylah adds that her fi – parents were. – -•-
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