Legal and Ethical Concepts in Nursing

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In this webinar, we'll explore:
✅ The fundamentals of healthcare law and ethics
✅ Practical tips for making informed and ethical decisions
✅ Strategies to protect yourself and your clients from legal pitfalls
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I have a question about Autonomy During my LPN interview I was asked your resident needs to sent to the hospital as he needs amputation/ feet treatment( exactly I don't remember) and resident has refused to go to the hospital what will you do? My answer was: Firstly I will respect his decision as he doesnot want to go but before / after that I will try to explain the need to go the hospital if he allows me to discuss further. Explaining consequences , Informing SDM and RN for further process. But o will respect his decision of he doesn't want to go. So at the end of the interview I was explained that you didn't ask the resident for the reason to refuse hospitalization and he might have fear. So my question is was my answer wrong keeping Autonomy in mind? But