You are working as a senior nurse and walk into a patient's room to check on them. As you enter, you notice a newly hired Band 5 nurse putting something from the patient's bedside into her pocket while the patient sleeps. What would you do?

"I had something similar happen at my current place of employment. I witnessed a junior nurse put a patient's medication in his pocket after the patient refused to take it. I slyly followed the nurse to our employee break room and watched him put the medication in his backpack. I was the Deputy Ward Manager and told the nurse I had seen him put the patient's medication in his backpack, and he denied doing so. I immediately called my Managing Director to report the incident and contacted security to pull the surveillance tapes. After an investigation, the nurse was found guilty, and he was let go. I do not tolerate stealing or dishonesty, and I have no problem confronting any staff member doing anything inappropriate and unethical."