Solutions Spotlight: Help staff nurses avoid legal risk
Nurse Leader Insider, July 30, 2015
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From social media practices to safety requirements, The Essential Legal Handbook for Nurses: Best Practices for Nursing Staff provides staff with the rules of the road!
This pack of 10 handbooks puts practical legal know-how into the hands of new and experienced staff, and is a proactive tool that can be used for orientation and in-service training. This compact handbook gives staff nurses in hospital and long-term care organizations the crucial, commonsense steps to take to protect themselves and their employer against avoidable legal liability.
This handbook will help nursing staff understand their legal rights, grasp the universal liability risks of the nursing profession, and align with policies regarding privacy, including those related to social media.
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