Sabrina's Story: Part II It has now been four days since Sabrina was initially admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit and surprisingly you and Connie have gotten along quite well. In fact, she has requested that you care for Sabrina any time you were on shift and she was quoted as saying you were the only one she trusted. During your lunch break, you happened to see that Connie was extremely upset and crying in the waiting room. You stopped to talk to her and found out that Sabrina's father, Stephen had found out from some mutual friends about Sabrina's accident and was on his way to the hospital. Connie explained that they had been divorced for several years and for the most part he was uninvolved in their life. Connie had not let him know about Sabrina's accident because she knew it would bring more conflict and negativity which wouldn't be good for Sabrina. Connie then asks if you know of any policies or rules that could prevent him from visiting Sabrina while she's in such a critical state.

Identify one potential legal conflict from the story, addressing the following:

1. Concept analysis 2. Defining characteristics 3. Antecedents 4. Negative consequences 5. Related concepts 6. Exemplars

Reference: Hoffman, J.J., & Sullivan, N. (2020). Davis Advantage for Medical-Surgical Nursing: Making Connections to Practice (2nd ed.). F.A. Davis.