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Is it normal for aging adults to fall?

By Pat Iyer | 05/02/2012 | 0 Comments

A fall later in life cannot be categorized as a “normal” event solely because the adult is over age 65; there are many older adults who never experience a fall. Rather, a fall by an older adult could be discerned “abnormal” when other criterion are considered, for instance, the presence of an acute or chronic […]

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By Pat Iyer | 04/25/2012 | 0 Comments

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7 Writing Tips for LNCs

By Pat Iyer | 04/18/2012 | 0 Comments
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LNCs must master the ability to write clearly and use writing tips for LNCs to improve. Attorneys and legal nurse consultants share one thing in common: the need to write clearly for an audience that has a different background. Attorneys write for nonlawyers; legal nurse consultants write for lawyers. Each group has its own unique […]

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Risk factors for falls in nursing homes

By Pat Iyer | 04/16/2012 | 0 Comments

The nurses at Med League frequently got calls from attorneys about patients who fell within a healthcare facility. The attorney was looking for a well-qualified expert to review the case. Hip fractures or head injuries are often the medical consequences of these falls. The damages are often not in question. The attorney is usually asking […]

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You Know You Are a Legal Nurse Consultant When…

By Pat Iyer | 04/11/2012 | 0 Comments

Quitting your day job no longer seems impossible. When asked what you do at a party, you no longer fall over your words. You actually believe, deep in your heart, that you are as valuable as your brochure claims. Your children are finally impressed. Your attorneys take one look at a case and call you […]

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Computerized medical records and medical errors

By Pat Iyer | 04/09/2012 | 0 Comments

There is a strong trend to computerization of medical records. This method of recording information about a patient offers many advantages. Pen and paper medical records are plagued by illegible handwriting along with non-standardized and dangerous abbreviations, which can lead to medical errors. Electronic records are legible and are programmed to use only approved terminology […]

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Computerized medical records – forensic issues

By Pat Iyer | 04/04/2012 | 2 Comments

There is a strong trend to computerization of medical records. This method of recording information about a patient offers many advantages. Access to a medical record may be electronically limited. For example, a nursing assistant may be permitted to only enter vital signs but not review orders, laboratory results, or write nursing notes. A paper […]

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A wheelchair and the risk of patient falls

By Pat Iyer | 03/28/2012 | 0 Comments

When my brother was a resident in a nursing home I noticed he spent long hours in a wheelchair. There are numerous chairs and devices on the market that fulfill a variety of nursing home resident needs. For example, glider or rocking chairs with vinyl-covered cushions are used with patients who like to rock and […]

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Computerized medical records problems

By Pat Iyer | 03/26/2012 | 0 Comments
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Computerized medical records are here to stay. Not perfect, but better than handwritten records. This method of recording information about a patient offers many advantages but also some significant disadvantages. Computerized medical records have drawbacks that affect the legal nurse consultant’s ability to analyze medical records. Drawbacks of computerized medical records Electronic health records can […]

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Computerized medical records and litigation

By Pat Iyer | 03/21/2012 | 0 Comments
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Attorneys and legal nurse consultants spend much time poring over computerized medical records and litigation intensifies the need to understand these records. There is a strong trend to computerization of medical records. This method of recording information about a patient offers many advantages in litigation. Computerization of documentation provides some benefits for those involved in […]

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