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What is Tort Law and why is it important in patient care?

➡️ LEARN MORE: This video lesson was taken from our Patient Care: Legal and Ethical Issues course. Use this link to view course details and additional lessons. https://app.cloverlearning.com/learn/... ➡️ About Clover Learning: Clover Learning is the leading online video training, certification exam prep, and continuing education provider for allied health and diagnostic imaging students and professionals. Visit us today at https://cloverlearning.com to access hundreds of video lessons, quizzes, certification exam prep question banks, and continued education certificates. ➡️ LESSON DESCRIPTION: This lesson explains the legal frameworks applicable to healthcare workers, distinguishing between criminal and civil law, and the intricacies of torts, including negligence, malpractice, and intentional torts like assault and battery. It emphasizes the importance of understanding these legal principles for the protection of patient safety and the legal and ethical operation within the healthcare environment Objectives: 1. Summarize the structure and function of the legal system 2. Explain the difference between criminal and civil law 3. Discuss the legal relationship that exists between the healthcare worker and the patient 4. Explain the importance of maintaining standards of care 5. Identify and define each of the types of unintentional torts that apply in a healthcare setting 6. Describe examples of potential professional negligence 7. Explain the concept of malpractice as well as the four key elements of malpractice 8. Describe examples of potential malpractice in a healthcare setting 9. Identify and define each of the types of intentional torts that apply in a healthcare setting, including slander and libel 10. Describe examples of each of the types of intentional torts in a healthcare setting ➡️ JOIN OUR COMMUNITY:   / cloverlearning     / cloverlearning.inc   #cloverlearning #radiology