The team includes: Yourself (Registered Nurse), Zhihan (Enrolled Nurse) and Emily, Assistant in Nursing (AIN). It is 1800 hours, and the evening meal has concluded. Zhihan has stated she is heading off to her tea break. You must plan, priotise and delegate the following patient's task and Apply the principles of teamwork into a plan which includes teamwork to provide safe person-centered care. Mr Barry Hinkley, 82-yearold. Barry’s colostomy bag is full and needs to be changed. He is very anxious about the care of the stoma and requires assistance as the stoma is retracted. Ms June Westbrook 69-yearold. States she has ‘chest pain’. June is day 22 post STEMI, transferred from the cardiac ward 9/7 ago post stenting. Mr Jeremy Hamilton 22-yearold. some pain relief for 7/10 pain

The team includes: Yourself (Registered Nurse), Zhihan (Enrolled Nurse) and Emily, Assistant in Nursing (AIN). It is 1800 hours, and the evening meal has concluded. Zhihan has stated she is heading off to her tea break. You must plan, priotise and delegate the following patient's task and Apply the principles of teamwork into a plan which includes teamwork to provide safe person-centered care. Mr Barry Hinkley, 82-yearold. Barry’s colostomy bag is full and needs to be changed. He is very anxious about the care of the stoma and requires assistance as the stoma is retracted. Ms June Westbrook 69-yearold. States she has ‘chest pain’. June is day 22 post STEMI, transferred from the cardiac ward 9/7 ago post stenting. Mr Jeremy Hamilton 22-yearold. some pain relief for 7/10 pain

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Mr Barry Hinkley, 82-yearold.	Barry’s colostomy bag is full and needs to be changed. He is very anxious about the care of the stoma and requires assistance as the stoma is retracted.
Ms June Westbrook 69-yearold.	States she has ‘chest pain’. June is day 22 post STEMI, transferred from the cardiac ward 9/7 ago post stenting.
Mr Jeremy Hamilton 22-yearold.	some pain relief for 7/10 pain