Expertise
452 Critical Care Liability and the LNC Analysis – Amy McCutcheon
As a patient, family member, or nurse, you may have visited an ICU. Now you have the opportunity to experience the drama of this environment as described by a nurse who works there. Amy McCutcheon, who is both an LNC and a critical care nurse, recounts some of the conditions and circumstances that make the…
Read More450 How LNCs help Attorneys with EMRs – Diane Tomacelli
Although EMRs software was designed for greater efficiency in documentation, the large number of different systems, many of which perform different functions, programs that don’t “talk” to each other, and the frequent mixing of hand-written and electronic records can make an LNC’s journey through the world medical records feel bewildering. Difficulty in deciphering electronic medical…
Read More449 Home Health Care Perils – Janice McIntosh
Individuals and their families are increasingly seeking alternatives to nursing home and other institutional facilities. These growing numbers create stress in the field of home health care, a term that covers a wide range of different service, including acute and chronic care, skilled and non-skilled services, and a host of widely varying regulations. The complex…
Read More439 Home Healthcare Malpractice Janice McIntosh
The rapid growth of the home health care industry provides opportunities for LNCs experienced in this field to act as consultants. Janice McIntosh, a nurse for 43 years with a wide range of experience, including home health care and home healthcare malpractice, has worked as an LNC since 2009. She shares the differences between home…
Read More436 Inside a Covid ICU with an LNC Laura Chung
What’s it like to work in a med-surg ICU during a pandemic? Laura Chung gives a first-hand account of her challenges and how her work impacts her family. Her insights provide a sobering reminder of how much we owe to our dedicated front-line medical workers. Click here to get the transcript for this podcast! Learn…
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