Bill aims to protect frontline medical workers from criminal liability if mistake is made

February 1, 2024 Zac Oakes WJRS News

Legislation to protect frontline medical staff such as doctors and nurses from criminal liability if they make a mistake is being considered in the Kentucky General Assembly.

Keith West files this report from Frankfort on the bill.

Stay tuned to WJRS News for the latest updates from the Kentucky General Assembly.

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