Category Archives: Risk Management

Conflict of Interest Liability for Therapists, Psychologists, and Nurses

When it comes to a psychological setting, therapists and those who support the therapists, including nurses and other staff members, [...]

I’m a Home Healthcare Nurse: Do I Need Professional Liability Insurance

Working in the home may feel vastly different from working in a hospital or other medical facility: While you still report to an [...]

Malpractice Insurance for Nurses

Consider the following scenario: Mr. Smith, a mechanic, was admitted to ABC Medical Center after suffering a heart attack on September [...]

Who Can Be Named In A Nursing Malpractice Lawsuit

Nursing malpractice is found when a nursing professional has been negligent in administering healthcare and causes harm or damage to a [...]

Nurses, Are You Aware of Your Malpractice Risks?

Malpractice liability for nurses may be more common than you think. Consider this scenario: Mr. Jameson, a contractor, suffered a heart [...]

My Employer Already Has Liability Insurance… Why Should I Get More?

For nurses, it is often difficult to justify getting their own liability/malpractice insurance. In most cases, a simple query to your [...]

What is Risk Management and How Does it Help Me?

The June 1st bulletin discussed certification in the area of your nursing specialty as one example of risk management.  You may be most [...]

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