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== The Five Rights of Delegation == The NCSBN framework is a reliable answer key for delegation questions. A delegation is appropriate only when all five are satisfied. # '''Right task.''' The task is delegable, is routine and relatively predictable, and does not require independent nursing judgment or comprehensive assessment. # '''Right circumstance.''' The patient is stable, the setting and resources are appropriate, and the outcome is reasonably predictable. # '''Right person.''' The delegatee has the legal authority, the training, and the demonstrated competence to perform the task on this patient. # '''Right direction and communication.''' The instruction is clear and specific, including what to do, any limits, what to report, and when to report it. # '''Right supervision and evaluation.''' The delegating nurse monitors performance, is available for questions, intervenes as needed, and evaluates the patient's response.
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