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Good Samaritan legislation |
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Good Samaritan legislation [səmar′itən] Etymology: good Samaritan, from New Testament parable; L, lex, law, lator, proposer laws enacted in most states to protect physicians, dentists, nurses, and some other health professionals from liability while rendering emergency medical or dental aid, unless there is proven willful wrong or gross negligence. good samaritan legislation, n the statutes enacted in some states protecting health care professionals from liability for aid rendered in emergency situations, unless there is a showing of willful wrong or gross negligence. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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nbsp;Action Week" by signing the Good Samaritan legislation (S. It is important to support the Good Samaritan legislation, so with that in mind we are making our Vendor 2000 product available on the web," says John McCain, president of CIO Services at EDS. The President cited a series of Administration Y2K initiatives in his remarks, including a recently launched campaign by the Small Business Administration; Good Samaritan legislation to promote information sharing; a Department of Labor job bank for Y2K workers; a $12 million financial contribution to the World Bank's Y2K program; and a national campaign on the issue to be initiated later this month by the President's Council on Year 2000 Conversion. |
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