Susan work at South Town Hospital. While caring for a patient, she discovered that nurse Haley has caused significant injury to a patient.

Susan work at South Town Hospital. While caring for a patient, she discovered that nurse Haley has caused significant injury to a patient. Discus the case where Haley is or is not covered under the hospital group insurance policy. (Only discus one: is covered or is not covered.). Explain with the support of your reading material.

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As we have heard that HEALTH is wealth and now a days most of the hospital and institution are working forward for the better of their employees. One of the main results of this is hospital group organisation policy . In this situation Harley injured a patient while she was giving care . Injury had not occured for Haley but it occured for a patient's she treated . It will not be covered by the hospital group insurance policy as it will only cover any injury or diseases that occur for Harley and not to a patient that has injured by Harley . So it will not be covered

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