Hart's Main Concern with Devlin's Approach Is That It Places

question 77

True/False

Hart's main concern with Devlin's approach is that it places no limits on lawmakers; if something is viewed as immoral, it can (and to Devlin, must) be made illegal.

Recognize the significance of accurate record-keeping in the healthcare setting for legal and ethical considerations.

Distinguish between misdemeanor and felony in the context of healthcare crimes and their consequences.

Understand the importance of risk management practices in preventing malpractice claims in healthcare.

Identify the processes and significance of credentialing in healthcare.

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