The anaesthetist is concerned about the delay in progression of the list and is preparing to take Josie into the anaesthetic bay while you are busy receiving another patient into the holding bay. b. Explain what you would do in this situation and why you think it is important to advocate for Josie in this way
What will be an ideal response?
Answer:
You will need to explain Josie's concerns to the anaesthetist and make it clear that Josie must remain in the holding bay until her consent is reviewed.
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