Uh, yeah, my first job after law school was as a malpractice defense attorney. I had primary responsibility for 300+ cases a year and secondary responsibility for many times that... basically all the files being supervised by my managing partner and assigned to our litigation team.I've seen thousands of lawsuits about CPR or ACLS related care
Link please? Thousands....
Quote:
... but never heard of the AHA or ARC defending anyone
They don't have to....
There has never been a single successful law suite related to CPR (AHA, 2004).
http://www.momsteam.com/alpha/featur...tan_laws.shtml
As long as you do not practice beyond your training, certification will protect you.
Still haven't heard of the AHA or ARC defending anyone.
that skills retention is shockingly low