Nursing Best Practices
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Navigating Ethical Waters: Can Nurses Accept Gifts?
What Are the To Do’s and Not To Do’s When You Receive a Notice of Allegations from the Texas Board of Nursing
Can You Become A Nurse In Texas With A Misdemeanor?
Navigating The Ethical Maze: What Is Patient Abandonment?
Patient abandonment is a serious issue for healthcare professionals, especially nurses. A nurse abandons a patient when they stop providing care without proper justification or fail to ensure the patient’s needs. By understanding patient abandonment, nurses protect ethical standards and prevent legal trouble. Every nurse must recognize their responsibilities and accept the consequences of neglectingContinue reading “Navigating The Ethical Maze: What Is Patient Abandonment?”
Denied Nursing License: Understanding The Reasons And Next Steps
A denied nursing license can significantly impact your career. In Texas, the process of obtaining a nursing license is rigorous. When it is denied, it can leave you wondering what went wrong. It is important to understand why a license might be denied and the next steps you can take to address the issue.
Understanding The Texas Nursing Practice Act
The Texas Nursing Practice Act is a set of laws that governs nursing in the state. It outlines standards and regulations for safe and ethical practice. Nurses in Texas must follow this Act to provide high-quality care while maintaining professional integrity. If you are an LVN, RN, or APRN, understanding the Act is essential toContinue reading “Understanding The Texas Nursing Practice Act”
Do I Have To Report DUI To Texas Board Of Nursing?
If you’re a nurse in Texas, you might be asking, “Do I need to report a DUI to the Board of Nursing?” The answer is yes. You must report certain criminal charges, including a DUI (driving under the influence), to the Texas Board of Nursing (BON). Understanding the impact of a DUI on your nursingContinue reading “Do I Have To Report DUI To Texas Board Of Nursing?”
A Guide To An Incident-Based Peer Review Committee
A LVN Nurse Committed Error In Her Duty In Texas
The Texas Board of Nursing (BON) may initiate disciplinary action against a licensed nurse in Texas. If an LVN nurse faces such charges, they must act quickly and hire a skilled defense lawyer. The right attorney can help protect the nurse’s license and career. Without proper legal representation, the BON could revoke the license afterContinue reading “A LVN Nurse Committed Error In Her Duty In Texas”