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Reflection week 6

 1. What did you actually learned from the unit.

I learned a lot about the firing and discipline process and how much it would suck to have to be in that position. 

2. Discuss your feelings/experiences from the team activities? Did it change your opinion on the subject? If so, how? If not, why?

The team activity was short this week so there wasn't a ton to learn. I always enjoy reading my teams contribution to our questions for the week. It is good to see different perspectives on that matter. 

3. How you will utilize the information learned in your nursing practice.

To be completely honest, I hope I never have to fire anybody or take any type of disciplinary action against anyone but of course that isn't real life. It was great insight to learn about. 

4. You personal feelings about the material covered.

I enjoyed it, I think there is always something to be learned, I just wish I had more time to commit to school. I will keep trying my best though because that is all I can do. 

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