LNP 145 Tips for Organizing Your LNC Office for Greater Productivity
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Do you have a New Year’s Resolution t
hat your LNC office will be more organized so you can be more productive? Greater productivity is achieved when you do not spend minutes trying to find something.
If you’re a busy person and you’re trying to fit legal nurse consulting into your routine, then you need a place to work.
That means you’ll need a home LNC office. And while this might seem like an unnecessary investment or one thing that is going to take over your home, the reality is that a great home office will make you more productive and is therefore a great investment. Not only that, but it will make you feel better working when you’re at home and you may even find you end up looking forward to it!
Listen in as Pat Iyer chats about these points
- How to create an LNC office where you want to spend more time
- Why you should create master indexes
- Tips on the use color coding to improve the ability to quickly locate files
- Should you go completely paperless and scan all documents?
- How to use data elements and sub categories for optimal organization
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Your Presenter:
Pat Iyer has been a legal nurse consultant since 1987 when she first began reviewing cases as an expert witness. She achieved national prominence through her texts and many contributions to the legal nurse consulting field. She uses all of the tips in this podcast to get control of her LNC office.