After reading the caste study, answer the following questions.

CASE STUDY - You arethe Manager of the Surgical Program at Health Sciences North in Sudbury. AnOrthopedic Surgeon approaches you about a caseshe isstrugglingwith. She tells youshe hasseen Will, a9-year-oldpatient, who fell atschool that day. Will sustained a serious open fracture to his arm thatrequires surgical repair. Will's parents are out of the country on a tripand his grandparents are caring for him. Although not considered anemergency, the Orthopedic Surgeon wants to operate that same daybecause of the severity of the fracture. Despite multiple attempts, noonecanreach Will's parents on their cell phone to let themknow what happened or to get their consent to the proposed surgery. What advice do you give the Orthopedic Surgeon?

Questions:

1. List the relevant legislation and / or regulation and briefly explain why this legislation / regulation is relevant to the case. Also consider any professional practice guidelines relevant to the case and the health professional seeking your advice.
2. Analysis This section should comprise the majority of your case study. Explain in detail how you would apply the relevant legislation and / or regulation and / or professional practice guidelines to your case to determine what advice to give the health professional seeking your help. Walk your reader step-by-step through your thought process to determine what the law / regulation / professional practice guidelines tell you to do in your selected case. Also consider if there is any additional information you require in order to provide advice.
3. Advice Conclude your case study by briefly explaining the advice you would give to the heath professional seeking your help and summarizing your rationale for that advice. Link your advice back to your selected case.
4. Provide references