Dr. Stephen Cohen was the first board-certified colon and rectal surgeon for the Southern Crescent area in Atlanta, Georgia. Many of his patients traveled long distances to receive his high-quality care due to his unique ability to put patients and family at ease during difficult and often stressful times. Dr. Cohen has advanced his leadership […]
LNP 214 Meditation, Mindfulness and Compassion: What they Will do for You Virginia Sampson
Virginia Sampson studies the science of compassion. Her particular interest has been the effect of compassion on health and also preventing burnout in caregivers. She is a consultant and co-author. Virginia is a full-time caregiver to her husband after his diagnosis with ALS. She is currently a caregiver to her 91-year-old mother with dementia. As a […]
LNP 209 Demonstrative Evidence: The LNC’s Role
Nurses think visually, a skill that helps legal nurse consultant working with attorneys in preparing demonstrative evidence. How do you use this skill with litigation? Although demonstrative evidence usually refers to exhibits created for use with mediations or trials, it can be used in reports or settlement brochures as well. Listen in as Pat Iyer chats […]
LNP 208 Demonstrative evidence: The Key to Success Sean Dennin
Sean Dennin helps law firms level the playing field by providing attorneys with the technical resources they need so they are never technologically outmatched. He focuses on demonstrative evidence. His 16-plus years of experience delivering quality IT services to the legal community have helped him gain an understanding of what is required to support firms […]
LNP 205 Did the Patient Cause his Death?
On Iyer’s Insights I’m going to be talking with you about patient death from overdoses of medications. Or were they overdoses? An interesting question. In the previous podcast you heard Sharon Kelly talk about the police perspective on opiates. And today I’m going to share with you a couple of cases that I read about in […]