Nick Dowgul, a North Carolina-based lawyer, and David Griffiths, with NSO, discuss ways nurses can protect themselves in the wake of recent noteworthy civil and criminal liability cases.
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Nick Dowgul, a North Carolina-based lawyer, and David Griffiths, with NSO, discuss ways nurses can protect themselves in the wake of recent noteworthy civil and criminal liability cases. Where to find us: ncnurses.org Facebook Instagram Twitter

Nick Dowgul, a North Carolina-based lawyer, and David Griffiths, with NSO, discuss ways nurses can protect themselves in the wake of recent noteworthy civil and criminal liability cases.
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Nick Dowgul and David Griffiths on Civil Liability Cases

Nursing Rounds is an interview-style podcast from the North Carolina Nurses Association, featuring nurse leaders as they break down hot topics in the profession and share their nursing journeys. Join NCNA staff as they sit down with our members to discuss all things nursing!

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Nursing Rounds is an interview-style podcast from the North Carolina Nurses Association, featuring nurse leaders as they break down hot topics in the profession and share their nursing journeys. Join NCNA staff as they sit down with our members to discuss all things nursing! Thanks for Listening!

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