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Assisting the impaired clinician

By the time the general public hears about an impaired clinician, whether it's a nurse, technician, or physician, it is often too late to head an incident involving that clinician off at the pass-whether that incident is a medical error, diversion of medication, or something even worse, like the technician recently accused of inadvertently exposing thousands of patients to hepatitis C.

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