How would you handle the situation

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One of the BSN students in Junior II came to the skills lab 10 minutes late for the past two weeks. The student was counseled on professional behavior and the importance of showing up to clinical on time, reinforcing that skills lab is considered clinical time. The student signed a contract stating they would arrive at clinical on time, from this point forward. The student started hospital clinical and was 15 minutes the first day. How would you handle this situation?

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