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  • Forming an LLC in Pennsylvania: articles of organization

    When forming a business, one of the first steps is to put the necessary documents into place. This includes setting up bylaws, Articles of Organization and Articles of Incorporation, depending on the business entity. Like all other states, Pennsylvania requires limited liability companies (LLCs) to file an Articles of Organization, also known as a Certificate…

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  • What information do nondisclosure agreements protect?

    Companies, especially those in competitive industries, must explore various tools to protect their businesses. One common practice is entering nondisclosure agreements (NDA) with employees. This ensures that confidential company information remains private, and in case of a breach, legal remedies are available to the victim company. So, what information can an NDA protect? Trade secrets…

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  • 2 personal issues that can endanger someone’s pharmacist license

    It takes years of education and substantial financial investment to finish the necessary education to become a pharmacist and secure a Pennsylvania license to practice the profession. A pharmacist may need to work for years to pay off their student loans despite commanding a relatively competitive salary. They need to complete continuing education courses and…

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  • The effect of fatigue on nurses

    Nurses have one of the most difficult jobs in the world. Not only do they spend longer hours in the hospital than other health care workers, but their shifts also vary. While other employees have a typical 9-to-5 job, nurses have 12-hour shifts. Because of staffing shortages, they even need to work overtime. Working overtime…

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  • Safeguarding patient privacy during disciplinary actions

    Imagine a scenario where a nurse, confronted with misconduct allegations, faces the intimidating task of clearing their name against possible disciplinary actions. In addition to that predicament, they might need to divulge confidential information about the patient in question in their defense. How can they reconcile their duty to preserve patient privacy and confidentiality while…

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  • Are you at risk of losing your Pennsylvania pharmacist license?

    Earning your pharmacist license culminates your years of rigorous study, exams and training. Although it is a rewarding profession, being a pharmacist still demands so much out of you. You have crucial tasks you must consistently carry out, such as the accurate preparation and inventory of medications. On top of that, you must also maintain…

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  • What are bylaws and what should it include?

    Investors who look for businesses to support usually choose those companies that practice good corporate governance. And to find out which ones do, investors look into company policies and practices, which they can find in documents such as bylaws. But what are bylaws, and how are they different from other business governance documents like Articles…

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  • What is the best business entity for your new company?

    Opening a new business is exciting – but also a bit daunting. You have a lot of decisions you have to make, not the least of which is what kind of business entity you want to choose. The most common types of business entities are sole proprietorships, partnerships, limited liability companies (LLCs) and corporations. Each…

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  • Handling protected health information as a physical therapist

    As a physical therapist, your work can be pretty challenging. Your services are in high demand across different medical fields and industries, from helping rehabilitate traumatic injury victims to attending to top athletes’ medical needs. But just like doctors, physical therapists must also maintain a confidential therapist-patient relationship, or they risk losing their certification and…

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  • Professional boundaries in the healthcare profession

    Nurses often face complex and emotionally charged situations in their line of work. On the one hand, nurses must be compassionate and supportive to help their patients feel heard and understood. On the other hand, they need to remain objective and provide evidence-based care for them. Facing these situations may require them to balance being…

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