Claim Your LNC Core Values So You Can Say Yes to Your Priorities with Ease

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Identify your LNC core values – every person has core values, even if they don’t consciously acknowledge them. Core values are those fundamental ethical beliefs and practices by which you live your life personally and professionally. If you’ve never considered your LNC core values before, take some time to think about them and jot them…

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Expert Witness Report Writing Mistakes to Avoid

Expert witness report writing is a cornerstone of effective communication between healthcare professionals and the legal system. A precise, informative, and objective report can often be the key factor in determining a case’s outcome. However, for beginners, navigating the nuances of expert report writing can be daunting, potentially leading to critical errors that jeopardize credibility…

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Delivery Systems for Your LNC Opt-in Offers

The goal of your LNC opt-in offer is to build a list of interested attorneys. Your opt-in, lead magnet, freebie ethical bribe – call it any of these names, and we’re talking about the same thing. In this blog post, you’ll learn some options for delivering your opt-in offer. Decide how you will deliver your…

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Procrastination Can Destroy Your LNC Business

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  Do you procrastinate? Are you aware of how procrastination can destroy your LNC business? Are you a perfect procrastinator? This links the perfectionist and the procrastinator. The perfectionist has to do things over and over and over again. The end product is never good enough; therefore, it never sees the light of day. Or,…

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Your LNC Business: What Does it Take to Get Started?

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Your LNC Business: What Does it Take to Get Started? When starting your LNC business, the first and most essential step is to assess your value as a nurse and the skills that make you uniquely qualified for this path. Set aside doubts about not knowing legal terms or lacking a law background; those can…

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Identify the Physician Personality Type: The LNC Guide to Dealing with Them Part 1

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  The many facets of physician personalities are something that LNCs attending DME exams will experience.  Some physicians are easier to work with than others. This post will point out a variety of physician personalities and examples of dealing with them. Physician Personality: Compassionate Any LNC or patient will love having a compassionate physician. The…

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Fall Risk and the LNC

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Healthcare-Related Falls and Fall Risk Falls and falls risk are a public health concern because they affect so many. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC, 2024a), one in four Americans aged 65 and older will fall this year. Falls are the primary cause of both fatal and nonfatal injuries in…

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Invisible Wounds in the Head Injured

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How can you focus as an LNC on shining light on the invisible wounds associated with trauma? Is your attorney client struggling to identify the potential invisible damage and devastating effects of trauma on the plaintiff? This post aims to illuminate these overlooked neuropsychological impacts. Through four compelling case scenarios, we shed light on their profound…

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Nurse Practitioners’ Malpractice Claims

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Despite their vital role in the healthcare workforce, NPs often face malpractice claims comparable to that of physicians. As NPs’ scope of practice expanded, so too have malpractice claims. The Nurse Services Organization (NSO) revealed these claims arose from misdiagnosis, failure or delayed diagnosis, medication-related errors, monitoring failure, injury severity, inadequate physician supervision, or failure…

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