Identify when audience context makes private recognition safer than immediate public praise.
The recognition is deserved, but the hallway is not neutral. Find the issue that should make the manager recognize Lena privately first. Patient's family member standing within earshot of the hallway praise Correct. The audience changes the move. Public praise could expose sensitive context, so the public/private principle calls for private SBI recognition first and sanitized sharing later. Respiratory equipment cart beside Lena Not the main issue. The equipment can anchor specific praise, but it does not decide the audience. The public/private risk comes from who can hear the sensitive impact. Manager's clipboard held near the nurses station Not enough.…
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