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Board of Nursing Determines Licensed Nurse Aide’s (LNA) Professional Misconduct Requires Discipline
Avoiding Liability Bulletin - April 2024 Licensed (or certified) nurse’s aides are legally required to conduct themselves professionally. This includes...
Nancy Brent April 2, 2024
Florence Nightingale’s Enduring Influence on Nursing Practice Today
Avoiding Liability Bulletin – May 15, 2018 First, I want to wish all of you a Happy-albeit belated-Nurses Week 2018. ...
Nancy Brent May 15, 2018Might You or Your Employer Be Liable if a Patient Signs Out Against Medical Advice (AMA)?
Avoiding Liability Bulletin – May 1, 2018 One of the recurring questions I have been asked during my years of...
Nancy Brent May 1, 2018Causation an Essential Element of Professional Negligence Suit
Avoiding Liability Bulletin – April 15, 2018 You may recall from previous Bulletins that there are four essential elements of...
Nancy Brent April 16, 2018When It Comes To Patient Safety, Don’t Overlook The Basics
Avoiding Liability Bulletin – April 1, 2018 Patient safety is a never-ending legal obligation for you, regardless of your role...
Nancy Brent April 3, 2018Nurse Questions Judge’s Decision That She Had The Intent To Defraud Medicare
Avoiding Liability Bulletin – February 1, 2018 I have not reported many cases of criminal liability of nurses in past...
Nancy Brent February 1, 2018