Explain over the past month, every member of the Intravenous Therapy Team has complained to you...
Explain over the past month, every member of the Intravenous Therapy Team has complained to you about the IV Team supervisor. Her direct reports, all RNs, agree that she is technically superb. However, their comments include statements that she is hypercritical demeaning and that they feel bad about coming to work. It would be extremely difficult to find a replacement for this supervisor however if you don't do something, it looks as if the entire IV Team will resign.What should you do?
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According to me , we should given a chance to the supervisor as she is technically superb and it's the first complaint against her . We should have a discussion with the supervisor about the problems occuring and should find solutions to sort it out . If it's a problem from the supervisor's side then she should be sent for a counselling session , it might be possible chances that she have some personal issues that is causing the problem of irritation in the workplace .
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