Q.1. Option 1: Since option one is more person-centered. In addition, Sarah’s health as a mother benefits from putting her child first. I will explain the situation to her and inform all the steps that need to be taken, such as the best time to call and the least busy times.
Q 2. Option 2: I will maintain patient privacy and obtain permission. I’d ask what’s wrong with her to make sure it’s not only that she’s worried about her baby. However, Sarah also needs assurance and encouragement that her child is in capable hands. I will pay attention to her and see how she can be supported.
Q.3 Option 2: I would tell Sarah that it wouldn’t be in her best interest to leave before she has recovered completely. I will go through the repercussions of her not completing the treatment, and will talk about her alternatives for getting in touch with her Baby and anyone else. I’ll let the nurse in charge know about the situation.
