Practical insights for attorneys on medical record review, standard-of-care analysis, and working effectively with a legal nurse consultant — written from the reviewing clinician's side of the table.
Consulting and testifying are two different engagements with different rules. Here is how to tell which one a case actually calls for.
Read the post →A chronology that reads cleanly is not the same as one that survives cross examination. Here is what separates the two.
Read the post →The audit trail behind an electronic medical record often says more than the chart itself. Here is what it can prove, what it cannot, and how to request one correctly.
Read the post →Certain documentation gaps show up again and again in cases with a real standard of care problem. Here are five worth knowing.
Read the post →A plain explanation of where LNC work fits into a case — record review, chronology, standard-of-care analysis — and where it stops, including the line between consulting and testifying.
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