nursing discussion.
Note:
I need 1-2 page answer of the following discussion. Must include 1-2 scholarly references. Your answer must be 100% original.
Scenario:
You are the CEO of Acme Hospital, a small rural facility. On your staff, there is a physician (OB-GYN), Dr. Thomas Cole, with whom you have been having some problems. Dr. Cole:
does not finish his morning rounds on a regular basis
does not attend medical staff meetings
often very late in arriving to deliver babies
most of the time, the nurses on duty in the delivery room deliver the majority of Dr. Cole s babies
You know that these issues must be addressed but there are other connecting problems.
First, Dr. Cole is the son of Dr. Frederick Cole who just retired after 55 years of service with Acme Hospital.
Dr. Fred was much beloved among hospital staff and before he left, he used his charm and status to make certain staff members (you were not one) promise to help and to protect his son, the younger Cole.
You know that when you begin raising these issues there will likely be resistance to take any action.
Discussion:
Considering the above scenario, please discuss the following:
What are the possible liability issues that the younger Dr. Cole is exposing the facility to? How would you manage the staff that promised to help the younger Dr. Cole? Would you approach the elder Dr. Cole? Why or why not? Is this a problem that can be fixed ? If so, how can it be fixed? Are you willing to give the younger Dr. Cole the time to fix the issues as the CEO?
nursing discussion
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