Question

Post your answer to the questions below. I suggest reviewing the grading rubric for discussions before you begin answering the following questions. Postings should be at least 1-2 complete paragraphs that demonstrate understanding of the subject matter. Be sure to use correct grammar and spelling.

First, does the licensing of professionals guard against negligence? Provide arguments for and against.

Second, does having malpractice insurance lessen the care taken by professionals? Explain your answer.

Answer 1

Licensing of the professionals does not guard against negligence. If anything is an acceptable in any specific job preference then it would be treated as a negligent act. For an example, if a doctor fails to perform his duty and gives wrong medication to the patient it would be considered as a negligence and his licence for being a doctor would not be a specific guard in this situation.

Malpractice insurance provides a support to the wrongfully and mistakenly done malpractice towards any professional. It does not cover any International all practice that is done in the job. This is specific type of insurance structure directly provide support with any kind of mistakenly done malpractice rather than listening the care taken by the professionals in the respective environment.