A nurse may lose his or her license for battering or assaulting a patient or someone...
A nurse may lose his or her license for battering or assaulting a patient or someone else. Debate the type of law that regulates that type of behavior.
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The Tort law regulates the type of behaviour
Battering or assaulting a patient is categorized into intentional tort. Here the nurse who is subjected to this law may be punished for their behavior which can be malpractice, negligence,violation, etc., The nurse can be detained, suspended ,fined ,canceling the licensure to practice are applicable when a intentional torn law is on them.
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