The five rights of delegation are right task, right circumstance, right person, right direction and communication, and right:
A) interaction.
B) outcome.
C) supervision.
D) time.

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The delegation process, as outlined by the ANA/NCSBN joint statement (2005) and the NCSBN national guidelines (2016), begins with the preparation/assessment phase and then goes on to outline a five-step process. These steps are (1) the right task, (2) under the right circumstance, (3) to the right person, (4) with the right directions and communication, (5) under the right supervision and evaluation.

The Five Rights of Delegation Are Right Task, Right Circumstance