A nurse is preparing for a multidisciplinary ward round. Which action best promotes coordinated patient care?
Correct answer: A. Collect current assessment findings, test results and patient concerns
- A. Collect current assessment findings, test results and patient concerns
- B. Ask only the medical officer for the day's patient information
- C. Wait for the team to identify all problems during the round
- D. Remove nursing notes so the discussion remains brief
Explanation
Current nursing findings, investigations and patient concerns help the healthcare team make a complete and coordinated plan. Nursing information is essential and should not be withheld from the discussion.
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