patient confidentiality:

What Should Nurses Do if They Suspect a Breach of Confidentiality?

If nurses suspect a breach of confidentiality, they should:
1. Report: Immediately report the incident to their supervisor or the designated privacy officer.
2. Document: Document the circumstances surrounding the breach.
3. Follow Up: Participate in any required follow-up actions or investigations.

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