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Typically I don't intervene when someone ( like a parent) tells someone else ( like their child) wrong information, for instance medical information. I don't feel like it's my place to "be all know it all like" and educate them, they do work with a certification in the medical field. Does anyone else? Do you think it's our jobs as licensed professionals to educate certified persons? I know it's our job, duty, and job description when we are staff and we are their supervisors but in the real world off duty is what I'm referring to.
A specific example would help. There are too many variables to answer the question, otherwise.
NurseJohns
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Typically I don't intervene when someone ( like a parent) tells someone else ( like their child) wrong information, for instance medical information. I don't feel like it's my place to "be all know it all like" and educate them, they do work with a certification in the medical field. Does anyone else? Do you think it's our jobs as licensed professionals to educate certified persons? I know it's our job, duty, and job description when we are staff and we are their supervisors but in the real world off duty is what I'm referring to.