Critical Analysis Essay of a Case Study

Critical Analysis Essay of a Case
Study

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1
Summary of the case study.....................................................................................................1
Professional errors that potentially contributed to the incident happening............................1
Practice might change and develop as a result of this incident..............................................3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................3
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5

INTRODUCTION
Present essay will be focusing on professional practice issues from the particular case study
of RN Harivadan Pandya and RN Sumintra Prasad, where a patient was specifically found
collapsed on floor. Away with this, essay will also be considering professional errors that took
place when both RN Pandya specifically took early departure. Including this, Prasad who was the
other nurse who was assigned to take follow up on behavioural observation of patient who found
died and the particular schedule was due on 2.40 PM. Away with this, some of the suggestions will
also be given in relation to improve the overall professional practice.
MAIN BODY
Summary of the case study
Around 3.00 PM dated February 28 of 2014, a woman's specifically arrived to see her husband's
condition who was dealing with mental health issues at Bungarribee House where later on the
same day she got the news from RN Sumintra Prasad that her husband was found collapsed on
the floor. The reason behind cause of his death was specifically the matter for the coronavirus as
it was suspicious in nature. On the other hand chair of the community specifically took actions
against the misconduct that took place under clause 7 (1)(b)(iv) of schedule 5D of the National
Law (Brown and et. al., 2020). Lastly commissions application to recuse was specifically being
made against registered nurse named as Pandya and the charges were applied were considered
among 5 different parts of unsatisfactory professional conduct which was done under section
139B(1)(a) of National Law. Abe with this, registered nurse Prasad inappropriately signed the
behavioural observation records for the particular patient who was found dead in the bathroom
(Patient A).
Professional errors that potentially contributed to the incident happening
the primal professional error that came in front was registered nurse named as Pandya who was
specifically assigned to look after Patient A, left early on the day when the incident took place.
Basically, he left ward half an hour before his shift ends and the reason that was given by him
was unethical and what he stated that he had to travel another facility to commence another shift
(Wilson and et. al., 2020). Away with this, if it is talked about RN Prasad then her fault was that
she picked up the behaviour observation of the patient that was due at 2:40 pm and it was
specifically being and over around 2:45 p.m., which was unacceptable and unethical as well at
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