The nurse frequently delegates tasks to assistive personnel. Which forms of feedback from the assistive personnel to the nurse can be used, dependent upon situation? Select all that apply
1. Verbal
2. Written
3. Observation
4. Review of records
5. No feedback is necessary
1, 2, 3, 4
Explanation: 1. Verbal feedback or "report" can be given to the nurse who delegates the task. This is a frequent method of feedback in the hospital situation.
2. Written feedback can be provided to the nurse who delegates the task. This type of feedback is common in the home health situation.
3. The delegating nurse may receive feedback by directly observing the assistant.
4. The delegating nurse may receive feedback by reviewing patient records. This is another form of written feedback.
5. Feedback is an essential component of the delegation process.
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