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Should a Healthcare Professional Self Report Diversion to their Licensing Board?
Should a Healthcare Professional Self Report Diversion to their Licensing Board?
Should a Healthcare Professional Self Report Diversion to their Licensing Board?
Tuesday 16th January 2024
Legal expert Laura Iosue discusses the complexities of self-reporting drug diversion for healthcare professionals in this insightful episode.
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Episode Overview
- Understand the legal aspects of healthcare interventions for substance use disorder and drug diversion
- Gain insights into reporting obligations and the need for legal representation in investigative processes
- Explore the complexities and nuances of reporting to licensing boards and the legal implications for healthcare professionals
I think they ought to have a lawyer so that they don't, so that they're not telling the, either the board or the AG, whoever the investigator is, so that they're not telling that investigator information that is detrimental to the practitioner that maybe the investigator didn't know.
Imagine you're a healthcare professional facing the daunting reality of substance use disorder or potential drug diversion. What are your legal obligations? Should you self-report to your licensing board? In this thought-provoking episode, host Terri Vidals sits down with legal expert Laura Iosue to untangle these complex questions. With years of experience in the legal field, Laura offers a unique perspective on the steps healthcare professionals should take when confronted with these challenging situations.
She discusses the importance of understanding reporting requirements and the critical role of defense attorneys in protecting practitioners' rights. This episode isn't just about the law; it's about real-life implications and the often-unexpected outcomes that can arise. Whether you're a healthcare worker, a legal professional, or someone interested in the intersection of law and medicine, this conversation provides invaluable insights into navigating these sensitive issues.