Do You Want to Be Published?

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Do you want to be published? Here are some sensible tips to think about. Analyzing medical records and creating reports for attorneys involves a certain amount of creativity, but it is a different type than that required to write for publication. The idea of writing a book seems overwhelming, yet writing a chapter is much…

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Charting Omissions: Not Documented, Not Done

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The cross-examination of the nurse defendant begins with these questions: “What is the purpose of clinical documentation?” “What are the responsibilities of the professional nurse to record in the medical records?” “I direct your attention to the neurovascular flowsheet for 10-12-23. We’ve established that you were taking care of the patient on that date, correct?”…

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4 Reasons Writing Practice Makes Perfect

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  Why does writing practice make perfect? If you want a successful LNC business, you must get comfortable with writing. You’ve probably noticed that some people write with ease. Perhaps you envy them. Maybe you think they were born with that talent, and you conclude that you’ll never have it. You may never become a…

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Fast and Easy Ways to Polish Your Writing

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Writing Tips: Fast and Easy Ways to Polish Your Writing When you were a beginning writer, you may have written essays or term papers in high school and college. If you went to graduate school, you may have written a thesis. However, unless you wrote for a school paper or other publication, your experience writing…

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Inner critic or inner guide? Do you know the difference?

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Inner critic or inner guide? Do you know the difference? You have an opportunity to write an article, a blog, a social media post, or a chapter for a compilation book. At any stage of your writing, you might hear an inner critic, a voice saying things like, “No, that’s terrible. Start over.” This voice…

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Why Every Savvy LNC Should Write a Chapter

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A savvy LNC sees the benefits of writing. As a legal nurse consultant, you bring a unique blend of medical expertise and legal acumen. But have you ever considered the impact that writing and publishing articles or books could have on your career? Writing can seem daunting, and you might wonder if it’s worth the…

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Simple Email Design Tips for Your LNC Business

Simple Email Design Tips for Your LNC Business Pat Iyer

Does your email design project professionalism? Have you ever opened an email with these design flaws? The text is small and dense. You don’t want to slog through it, and you don’t. The email is loaded with clashing colors. It’s crowded with graphics. At a glance, you can’t figure out what it’s about. Once your…

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Can You Tell Your LNC Story with AI?

While AI can’t write your LNC story, that doesn’t mean it can’t write any stories. You could tell it to write something showing that medical malpractice trends are changing or to give you ideas for writing that kind of story. But would that be your LNC story? This question takes the debate about the legitimacy…

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How to Use AI for Writing a Title

Writing a title can be difficult. Many of us struggle to describe the essence of what we’ve written in a few words in a way that both engages attorney readers and contains the keywords that will rank well on search engines. Coming up with the right title for a blog, article, or book, may challenge…

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The Long-term Benefits of Journaling

The long-term benefits of the journaling process require patience. Whether you call it the unconscious mind, inner wisdom, or intuition, you may have ignored that part of yourself for a long time. It may be sulking. Rebuilding the connection is like building a bridge. You’re on one side, and all the valuable material you want…

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