develop me a strong message to send to both Lydia and Patti about the following text, so Kathy can get in trouble "Alexis: Hi Mina, There is amissing signature on Gary's MAR, on 7/7/24, 8p, we need to meet at the North office to further discuss the missing signature as it is considered a medication error. When is the soonest you can make time to meet at the North office? Below is the address to the new office. 730 Sunrise Ave St.200 Roseville, CA 95661 Thank you, Alexis Me: Regarding the missing signature on Gary's MAR on 07/07/24 at 8 pm, 1 want to clarify that Kathy was the one who administered the meds during her shift. Gary can confirm this, as Kathy brought the med tray to her and reminded him to take his meds a couple of times while he was in the game room. Gary took his meds at 7:40 pm and returned the tray and cup to Kathy. I've reminded Kathy multiple times, both before she left her shift and during our meeting, to sign off on the MAR, and she assured me she would. I'm unsure why this issue is being directed at me when Kathy was responsible for signing off during her shift. Alexis: Hi Mina. Kathy stated Gary did not take his meds while she was on shift. He refused to take them with her and she stated she made you aware of this. Is this not what happened? Me: no that is not what happened. Gary took his meds @7:40pm before she left @8. Alexis: When you arrived, did Kathy communicate with you that the meds were already administered? Me: Gary never refuses to take his medications and is always on time Alexis: Okay. I appreciate you letting me know. Did you confirm when coming on shift that his meds were taken? If you did, how did you confirm? Me: ever since the second med track I've been double checking both med cup and tray if his meds were given regardless if it was me or a different staff. In this case, Kathy already has given Gary his meds without any refusal