Leadership
Ways of Knowing
Disclosure & Safety
CNO Competencies
Meredith's Case
100

True or False: Leadership only belongs to nurse managers.

False

100

The nurse reflects on how personal assumptions could affect whether they believe Meredith’s explanation. What way of knowing is this?

Personal knowing: self-awareness of one’s own bias and reactions.

100

True or False:
Most people experiencing IPV disclose immediately.



False

Give 2 barriers to Disclosure.

100

What symptom originally brought Meredith to healthcare?

Migraine

200

Name one leadership behaviour demonstrated by the nurse caring for Meredith.

Recognizing concerning cues early, Advocating for Meredith’s safety, Using therapeutic communication, Giving Meredith space to disclose, Responding calmly instead of confronting her

200

The nurse recognizes that IPV is connected to power, control, gender-based violence, and social inequities.

 What way of knowing is this?

Emancipatory knowing

200

Name one item that could be included in a safety plan.

Emergency contacts
Escape route
Packed bag
Documents
Medications
Keys

200

List 3 CNO Competencies the Nurse in the scenario demonstrated when caring for Meredith.

List 3 CNO competency roles the nurse demonstrated while caring for Meredith.

Clinician - assessed Meredith and noticed concerning bruising

Communicator - used privacy and therapeutic communication

Advocate - created a safer space by asking the husband to leave

200

Why shouldn't the nurse challenge Meredith when she initially denies abuse?


It can damage trust and reduce the likelihood of future disclosure.

300

How does a nurse demonstrate advocacy in Meredith's case (Future steps)?

Connecting her with resources, supporting her choices, protecting safety, speaking up.

300

T or F: The goal of the nurse is NOT to get disclosure. 

True

What is the real goal?

300

Meredith discloses intimate partner violence but states she wants to return home with her husband. As the nurse, which CNO competency should guide your response?

Advocate - support Meredith's autonomy, assess immediate safety, provide resources and education, and continue advocating for safe, compassionate, and ethical care without forcing her to leave.

300

Meredith tells you she is returning home with her husband and does not want police involved. As the nurse, what are your priorities?


  • Respect autonomy
  • Assess immediate safety
  • Offer resources
  • Safety plan
  • Document objectively
  • Keep the door open for future help
400

A patient declines help after disclosing abuse. What leadership behaviour should the nurse continue to demonstrate? 

Respect autonomy while continuing support and providing resources.

400

How many IPV calls does the WRPS receive per day

17