547 Unveiling Standards of Care and Cardiac Care Guidelines – Ruth Pierce

By Patricia Iyer MSN RN LNCC | June 26, 2023

Hospital readmissions due to inadequate or incorrect treatment cost healthcare and the U.S. government billions of dollars. This is particularly notable in cardiac care. By continually reviewing and revising standards of care, professional medical organizations seek to ensure that the standard of care reflects the latest proven findings regarding treatment and care. Ruth Pierce, a…

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546 Navigating Maternal Fetal Medicine – Savannah June

By Patricia Iyer MSN RN LNCC | June 19, 2023

Some of the biggest damages in medical malpractice cases result from malpractice in the area of obstetrics. Savannah June, a legal nurse consultant with a strong background in the area of maternal-fetal medicine, describes how practitioners in this field try to ensure protection for at-risk mothers and babies and where malpractice may occur. Maternal-fetal medicine…

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545 Powerful LNC Chronologies – Laura Keegan

By Patricia Iyer MSN RN LNCC | June 12, 2023

What’s the best way to create a work product when you’re working on a personal injury case? Laura Keegan, an LNC who brings to her work 28 years of widely varied nursing experience, gives you the answers you need. Her most important piece of advice is: Always ask the attorneys what they want. You’ll get…

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542 Justice and the LNC Role – Jean Cooper

By Patricia Iyer MSN RN LNCC | May 22, 2023

This podcast follows up on Jean Cooper’s dramatic account of a young African American mother accused of and imprisoned for the death of her 10-month-old baby. Jean Cooper, an LNC, has a passion for working on criminal defense cases. She became involved in the young woman’s post-conviction relief case. This involved, in summary, going through…

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