Monthly Archives: May 2017
Medical Professionals Have An Ethical Duty To Prevent Assaults In Their Practice
- 30th Tuesday 2017
- Professional Licensing
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, law enforcement officers in Fulton County Georgia charged a man with crimes related to sexually assaulting women who were under anesthesia. The male nurse was ...
Continue Reading....Kansas And Missouri Professional Licensing Attorney Discusses Bullying In The Medical Field
- 22nd Monday 2017
- Professional Licensing
Our children’s schoolyards are not the only place bullying occurs. Bullying is a significant problem in the medical profession, especially among doctors and nurses. Bullying can lead to more significant ...
Continue Reading....Doctors Who Abuse Patients Allowed To Remain Licensed
- 12th Friday 2017
- Professional Licensing
Physicians take the Hippocratic Oath upon becoming a physician and promise to do no harm to any patient to whom they render treatment. Some doctors fail to uphold that oath. ...
Continue Reading....Missouri Professional Licensing Defense Attorney Talks About Complying With OSHA Standards Can Help Clinicians Avoid Professional Discipline
- 1st Monday 2017
- Professional Licensing
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) promulgated guidelines for safety in clinical offices. OSHA operates on the simple premise that employers have an obligation to provide their employees with ...
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