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By watching “the verdict ” movie. Did the nurse experience a moral dilemma? Explain. What was at stake for her? Do you think she made the right choice by giving up her profession? Was the judge biased or demonstrating professional ethics? Do you think judges can still be biased today?Galvin said courts exist to give a chance at justice. Was that true here? Is it true now? If a judge is blatantly biased, what redress is available to the parties? Considering the times and the common relationship between nursing and medical staff, do you think the admitting nurse had a choice? Would you have done the same? What if you were a single parent and your job was at risk? Would you be silent? What if the medical staff could strip you of your career? Would you be silent? In the age of the EHR, would this type of spoliation been possible? Why or why not? What elements of data integrity does this record issue violate What external agency regulations, hospital rules, medical staff bylaws would address this type f spoliation? Summarize your opinion for both the past (the time period reflected by the movie) as well as the present. What would you consider including in a policy if one was not already present to address spoliation?

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