Donald J. Fann, lawyer for Kelley Uustal
Amid the coronavirus outbreak, the Florida Health Care Association says long-term caregivers should be able to make tough decisions while working with residents and patients, without having to worry about being sued.
April 13, 2020 at 04:24 PM
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Nursing homes and hospitals are facing a problem.
They say they want to treat their residents and patients amid the coronavirus pandemic but don’t want to be liable for inadvertent harm during the global viral outbreak.
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