Research your state’s statutes for the regulation of health care professionals, including licensure, credentialing, certification, and registration requirements. In addition, research areas of potential criminal liability relating to these procedures, as well as professional misconduct. Then, prepare a 1,400-1,750 word paper that summarizes your findings with respect to one type of health care professional (e.g. physicians, nurses, pharmacists, nurse practitioners, etc.). Include the following components: Identify the civil complaint process for patients/consumers to use in the event of suspected professional misconduct or incompetence. Explore the role of the respective regulatory agencies in investigating such allegations and determining and applying appropriate disciplinary action, if any. Identify any potential criminal liability that could result to the health care professional relative to abuses perpetrated in practices involving these procedures, as well as professional misconduct. Ascertain the process that would be followed in the event that criminal charges were to be filled for the described criminal behavior. See “Professional Regulation and Criminal Liability” in the materials section of the rEsource page for more information. Fremgen, B.F. (2006). Medical law and ethics: An interactive look at the decision, dilemmas, and regulations in healthcare practice today (2nd ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall. ISBN: 0-13-117708-7 (This is the name of my book and the author).Ineed to use two references.