Counselors and therapists may be employed by any number of business entities (e.g., nonprofit organizations, sole proprietorships, [...]
As you are hopefully aware, nurses are among the health care providers who are required to report a good faith belief or suspicion that [...]
As we have pointed out in various articles in this column, exercise equipment use by fitness facility clients can lead to injury and [...]
From an ethical and legal point of view, a mental health practitioner should keep that amount of records that is consistent with sound [...]
I have not reported many cases of criminal liability of nurses in past Bulletins. The following case involving criminal convictions of [...]
When someone is recovering from a drug or alcohol addiction, it’s important that they replace unhealthy attitudes and routines with new [...]
The issues that are discussed in this article are not new, nor are they limited to occurring in the current economic condition existing [...]
Denise Campbell, LPN, worked at a Florida assisted living facility. When one of the facility’s resident was found unresponsive in the [...]
In a very recent and interesting case from New Jersey,[1] the plaintiff was injured while using a treadmill. The court set forth the [...]
Do You Know Your ABC’s…? A. Advertising that one has been “in practice for seven years,” when in fact the person has been licensed [...]
You have probably heard ad nauseaum that good documentation of nursing care is essential for many reasons, one being avoiding potential [...]
In a very recent case from New Jersey, the Plaintiff, a wheelchair bound quadriplegic, attended a personal training program at the [...]
