The first three and the last one are proper etiquette because they are more polite and a nicer way of asking and saying what she likes. We should do this my way and I like all my ideas better can come across as self centered and rude. The last option is a better way of expressing what you like.
Hi there!
The most effective way to say no is probably saying "I don't think that's a good idea", since it expresses what you think in a kind way with reason, while not focusing so much on the "I will get in trouble" part.
Hope this helps!
No, The legal and regulatory requirements for students are not different from those of regular members of the healthcare fore. It is same for everyone.
The HIPA that stands for "The Healthcare Insurance Portability and Accountability" have made a unified rule for everyone that ensures to maintain the privacy and security of the patient's details and is not accessible to anyone except family members and close relatives. If any person or a hospital goes against this law, a complaint can be filed for the same.
