Ethical and Legal Issues in Nursing 3 must be greater than the harm that would be caused by administering the medication covertly. This requirement was satisfied by the practitioners in Mr Walker’s ca
Ethical and Legal Issues in Nursing 3 must be greater than the harm that would be caused by administering the medication covertly. This requirement was satisfied by the practitioners in Mr Walker’s ca
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must be greater than the harm that would be caused by administering the medication covertly. This requirement was satisfied by the practitioners in Mr Walker’s case. An in-depth risks and benefits assessment were carried out. The pharmacist’s input was essential at this stage. The pharmacist presented an evidence-based argument, discussing the essential medication with medical necessity.