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Perhaps this is an ideal opportunity for reflective practice. She can learn from this. We cannot physically restrain children. I don't think you will find the research. Many clinicians I believe would have done the same. If she had drawn uo a second vaccine how would she have gaged the amount to give . It is difficult to comment on the situation because we were not there but I am sure we can all look back on our twenty or thirty years of nursing and can remember dificult situations especially with young children. I think you you need to assess her as a whole and talk through it with her.
What was the outcome of the consultation? Did she have evidence based research to
provide a rationale for her actions.