The nurse is deciding whether or not to obtain personal liability insurance, even though the organization has insurance for each employee. What must the nurse do to ensure the organization's liability insurance provides adequate coverage against liability
a. Follow institutional policies.
b. Have premiums payroll-deducted.
c. Understand the state's tort laws.
d. Provide professional nursing care.
ANS: A
A. Employer's liability insurance will provide liability coverage when the employee follows the employer's work policies. B, C, and D do not determine liability coverage.
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