You are the healthcare provider for 2-month-old Abby. At her...

Question Answered step-by-step You are the healthcare provider for 2-month-old Abby. At her… You are the healthcare provider for 2-month-old Abby. At her well-child check, you note the baby’s child development is on track. The physical examination reveals no concerns, and the child has no signs of contagious illnesses. Several immunizations are recommended at this visit. However, when you initiate the conversation about immunizations, Abby’s mother quickly responds, “I do not want her to have vaccines.” Upon further questioning, the mother states she has been told by friends and family that vaccines pose serious health risks and that does not want Abby to be vaccinated.· When can parents refuse vaccinations?· How can the ethics or care model (which emphasizes relationships rather than autonomy as an important consideration in decision making) assist in the resolution of these issues?· When does the greater good for the population outweigh parental (individual) rights?· In what cases do interventions for the child override parental rights/consent?· What is the APNs responsibility regarding the status of knowledge related to such controversial issues?ted talks for referencehttps://youtu.be/zELJMIQawyshttps://youtu.be/ggtkzkoI3eM Health Science Science Nursing NURSING MISC Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)