Assignment task: How do we practically apply this information to the Vaught/Vanderbilt Unfolding Case Study. First, we need to examine the many ethical violations in this case. As Dr Cellini (2023) points out in his review of the events as they occurred, the first mistake was an incorrect test ordered for monitoring Mrs. Murphy's brain bleed. Thinking back to our discussion of upstream interventions that stop downstream problems, and our previous discussion of root cause analysis, what interventions could have been put in place to help providers, especially inexperienced medical students and residents, make the right decisions related to choosing tests? Does the EHR have built in clinical decision-making tools to help with choosing tests and labs appropriately? If so, were they being correctly used or overridden in much the same way Ms. Vaught overroad the medication dispensing system? Should Mrs. Murphey's family have been told that she was given the wrong medication in preparation for sedation for the wrong test? Should the hospital have been transparent about this original mistake in the cascade of events that lead to Mrs. Murphy's death. This is just a few examples of the possible ethical dilemmas your groups will identify in your quest to choose