InfoLAW and article noted below. What ethical and/or legal issues stood out to you? Do you feel ready to provide care in a virtual setting? Why or why not? following questions and incl

Project 1 – Minimum 250wordsRespond to one of thefollowing questions and include a minimum of two peer reviewed articles assupporting evidence.1: You arethe nurse assigned to care for clients in a rural hospital which consists ofin-patients as well as an emergency department. You are working with oneadditional RN and an LPN. You are about to do midnight rounds when theambulance radio informs you that a trauma is on the way. The trauma is aroll-over with one client semi-conscious and the other deceased on route.Identify your steps in this situation upon the arrival of both clients to yourER. Explain your decisions and identify the priority of tasks to the workingstaff.2: Rural nursing is a specialty of its own. Nursestrain to become experts in their field. With rural nursing, nurses can deliverbabies, hold the hand of a palliative client, take care of trauma clients, andbecome involved with minor surgeries and procedures. As a result of the widediverse knowledge base that rural nurses must develop to stay competent,provide examples of a tool-kit that can be used in rural nursing. What are some“tools” that you would like to see if you were to take a position inrural Setting?Project 2 – minimum 250wordsRespond to one of thefollowing and include a minimum of two peer reviewed articles as supportingevidence.1. Review the CNPSInfoLAW and article noted below. What ethical and/or legal issues stood out toyou? Do you feel ready to provide care in a virtual setting? Why or whynot?Canadian Nurses Protective Society. (2020). InfoLAW:Telepractice. https://cnps.ca/article/telepractice/Canadian Nurses Protective Society. (2022). Twelve things toconsider before joining a virtual care practice. https://cnps.ca/article/twelve-things-to-consider-before-joining-a-virtual-care-practice/2. Read the news update from the Canadian Nurses ProtectiveSociety. Were you aware of this update to the Criminal Code? Does thiseffectively address intimidation experienced by health care professionals? Isthis enough to ensure safe work environments? Support your stance.Canadian Nurses Protective Society. (2022). Intimidation of health-care professionals:Changes to the Criminal Code in effect as of January 16, 2022. https://cnps.ca/article/intimidation-of-health-care-professionals/?utm_source=Email_marketing&utm_campaign=2022-01_educators&cmp=1&utm_medium=HTMLEmail3. Watch the short video noted below. What is your responseto the perspectives presented in the video? Do nurses play any role inaddressing such issues? Why or why not?Al Jazeera English. (2020, December 22). How COVID-19 & the environmental crisis arelinked. [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l4iAss4ehgTime (25:29)