Expertise
486 Myocardial Infarction Delays and Misdiagnoses and the LNC Jenna Gaines
ow as a heart attack and professionals know as an EMI has many variations, any of which can be difficult to diagnose—and delay in diagnosis can lead further damage and possibly death.
Read More485 Long Term Care Challenges and The LNC – Ethel Wills
It’s been well documented that the elderly have been more severely targeted by COVID, especially those in nursing homes. Yet, dramatic as the high illness and death rates have been, they underscore the fact that in many nursing homes, the actual care doesn’t meet the standards set by the nursing home itself.
Ethel Wills, an LNC in practice since 2016, has a strong clinical background which includes long-term care. In this podcast, she focuses on nutritional issues for those in nursing homes. These issues are rampant. When a patient doesn’t receive…
484 An Inside Look at an Inhouse LNC Role – Kathleen Isenhart
An LNC who wants to expand her business will very likely get involved in supplying expert witnesses. Kathleen Isenhart, an LNC who currently works primarily with defense attorneys, has extensive experience with the hiring and coaching process.
Read More482 The ABCs of DMEs – Tim Kane
One of the most rewarding aspects of an LNC practice is the wide variety of work it can provide. Tim Kane, a specialist in monitoring defense medical exams (DMEs) who has been involved in a thousand-plus exams, shares his …
Read More481 From Cold Calling to an LNC Business – Samantha Parkhurst
If one word describes the development of Samantha Parkhurst’s LNC career, it’s persistence. She has never hesitated to approach people for help and has refused to surrender to discouragement over those who haven’t responded.
These LNC has gone into Chicago lawyers’ offices with…