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Lead Theory Not Background: Scope-of-Practice Violation as Standalone Liability in Home Health Cases
Scope-of-practice violations in home health should not always be treated as minor background details. When unqualified personnel perform skilled clinical tasks, the violation itself may become a central theory of liability—particularly when improper delegation, inadequate supervision, or agency-level failures contribute to patient harm.
In Lead Theory, Not Background: Scope-of-Practice Violation as Standalone Liability in Home Health Cases, Michelle Carroll examines how attorneys can identify, analyze, and present scope-of-practice failures as a distinct component of a home-health case.
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