You arrive to your day shift on a busy General Internal Medicine Unit and receive report on your patients from the night shift RN. Patient 3: Finally, you have little old Francis Miller down

You arrive to your day shift on a busy General Internal Medicine Unit and receive report on your patients from the night shift RN.
Patient 3: Finally, you have little old Francis Miller down the hall. Admitted 3 days ago after a fall at home. They have been super confused since arriving here. Oriented to self, but that’s it. They are 89 years old, and they were admitted just 3 months ago for weakness and falls with lots of bruises and scrapes on their arms and legs. The family is thinking supportive living will be needed. Vital signs are stable, on room air. Pleasant, but frequently needs reorientation – keeps trying to get out of bed to go to “work”! The daughter has been at the bedside which is helpful. She’s not there right now – just stepped out to get a coffee and a bite to eat, should be back in a bit.
Review the material presented. You will submit a word document with scholarly answers to the posted discussion questions, and you will analyse the studies from the viewpoint of EACH hat and submit corresponding point form thoughts/questions/answers for each hat.
Yellow: The yellow hat would summarize the benefits of the proposed idea.
Does the solution benefit both parties?
Would both sides be happy with the resolution?
You can work with different parts of the case study to discuss.
When wearing the yellow hat try to be optimistic, to answer questions like:
What are the ways in which both patient and nurse view these scenarios?
What are the reasons why we should implement this idea?