Case Study:
You have been working at the Sonivale Super GP Clinic for five months as a new graduate nurse. You love the clinic environment and the variety of parents that access the service. You are working an afternoon shift and the clinic closes at 2100 hours. Today has been very busy but the last parent was seen at 2015 hours, so you are enjoying a quiet moment to file some documentation. Your colleague Angela (Registered Nurse) has been at the GP clinic for 20 years through its evolution from regular GP practice to super clinic, is on one of the computers. Angela is respected for her extensive knowledge base and is highly regarded by the medical staff. As you walk behind Angela, you notice that she has a patient's blood results open. Angela says to you, 'I saw my ex's new partner at pathology last week, and I want to know what's wrong with her'.
1. Display insight into the topic with reference to scholarly literature.
2. Utilises leadership principles to respond to contemporary issues within the nursing profession.
3. Formulate strategies to respond to contemporary issues as a beginning-level practitioner.
4. Adhere to presentation conventions