LNP 125 – 3 Ways to Pitch Your Value to Attorneys
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Anyone can read a medical record. Or can they? If everyone could read medical records, the attorney would not need someone with medical background to assist in understanding the medical records. How do you pitch your value to attorneys about medical record analysis?
Listen in as Pat Iyer chats about these points
- How to pitch your value to an attorney
- Why medical records “tell the story” of the person’s journey through the healthcare process
- Tips on organizing medical records
- How to make the attorney understand why he or she needs you
- What do you need to help an attorney with a personal injury case
- What personal injury attorneys often want to know
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Pat Iyer MSN RN LNCC has analyzed medical records since 1987 both as an expert witness and a consulting LNC. She has extensive experience helping attorneys see the value of an LNC.