Which of the Following Is the Most Important Factor in a Nurse

question 29

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the most important factor in a nurse deciding whether or not to carry malpractice insurance?

• A) The nurse's knowledge level of Good Samaritan laws
• B) The amount of malpractice insurance provided by the nurse's employer
• C) The time frames and individual liability of the employer's malpractice coverage
• D) The evaluation of whether the nurse works in a critical area of nursing where clients have higher morbidity and mortality rates

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